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Dinesh,

These could well be declared as Private procedures, or may even be
Functions. Private are only applicable to the module they are in, so they
don't show, and Functions return a result, so they don't show either.

Does this cover them?

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"Aless" wrote in message
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Hi Bob

It does not look as if the procedure has any arguments. This is the code:

Private Sub SaveAndPrintInvoice()
ActiveWorkbook.ActiveSheet.PrintOut
End Sub

There are other procedures within the module most of which are without
arguments as well, but none of them show up under list of macros!

Does this make sense?

Dinesh


"Bob Phillips" wrote in message
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Dinesh,

Just because it's in ThisWorkbook you should still see it from the macro
list. If you can't that probably means that it has arguments. In this

case,
you could create another procedure, in a normal module, to call it with

the
argument value, e.g.

ThisWorkbook.PrintAndSave argValue

and then assign this to a toolbar button. If you want it to be dynamic,

then
you will need to get the argValue via an input box, or the current
selection, or whatever.

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Bob Phillips
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"Aless" wrote in message
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The code is in ThisWorkbook module and one of the procedures is

PrintAndSave
which I want to be able to run from the work sheet but I don't know

how
to.

Thank you for your help.

Dinesh Gudka

"Bob Phillips" wrote in message
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Not clear what you are saying here. If there are no macros, where is

the
VB
code that you refer to?

And why do you want to put it to a toolbar button? I assume that the

code
may be event code, and sitting in a sheet code module or the

ThisWorkbook
module.

Tell us where it is and what you want to do with it.

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Bob Phillips
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"Aless" wrote in message
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In an Excel workbook there is some VB coding with various

routines.
How
can
i assign a routine to a toolbar button (I assume this will have to

be
a
macro button) which will trigger the routine. There are no macros

in
this
workbook when you press Alt+F8.

Would appreciate your help.

dg