I used to use the Record Macro dialog to build a reasonable macro in Excel 95
years ago, then use the VB interface to fine tune. Now in Excel 2003 when I
use the same Record Macro interface, finish and go to the VB interface...my
macro name is there, but none of the keystrokes I input is recorded. What am
I doing wrong?? I am sure it is me, but I am selecting different worksheets,
selecting cells, then going to an Excel add-in (JWalk charting for example),
updating the series reference, then stop record. At least some of this
should record right? Here is the code it give me:

Sub CHART_LABEL_UPDATER()
'
' CHART_LABEL_UPDATER Macro
' Macro recorded 2/28/2007
'

'
Sheets("Schedule Plotter").Select
End Sub

Any thoughts? Thanks in advance

The macro recorder won't record what is happening in John's add-in, just
what you do in Excel.

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HTH

Bob

(there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy)



"Bullseye" wrote in message
...
I used to use the Record Macro dialog to build a reasonable macro in Excel
95
years ago, then use the VB interface to fine tune. Now in Excel 2003 when
I
use the same Record Macro interface, finish and go to the VB
interface...my
macro name is there, but none of the keystrokes I input is recorded. What
am
I doing wrong?? I am sure it is me, but I am selecting different
worksheets,
selecting cells, then going to an Excel add-in (JWalk charting for
example),
updating the series reference, then stop record. At least some of this
should record right? Here is the code it give me:

Sub CHART_LABEL_UPDATER()
'
' CHART_LABEL_UPDATER Macro
' Macro recorded 2/28/2007
'

'
Sheets("Schedule Plotter").Select
End Sub

Any thoughts? Thanks in advance

Thanks for the confirmation, that's what I was guessing. Cheers

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

The macro recorder won't record what is happening in John's add-in, just
what you do in Excel.

--
---
HTH

Bob

(there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy)



"Bullseye" wrote in message
...
I used to use the Record Macro dialog to build a reasonable macro in Excel
95
years ago, then use the VB interface to fine tune. Now in Excel 2003 when
I
use the same Record Macro interface, finish and go to the VB
interface...my
macro name is there, but none of the keystrokes I input is recorded. What
am
I doing wrong?? I am sure it is me, but I am selecting different
worksheets,
selecting cells, then going to an Excel add-in (JWalk charting for
example),
updating the series reference, then stop record. At least some of this
should record right? Here is the code it give me:

Sub CHART_LABEL_UPDATER()
'
' CHART_LABEL_UPDATER Macro
' Macro recorded 2/28/2007
'

'
Sheets("Schedule Plotter").Select
End Sub

Any thoughts? Thanks in advance

This may not help you now, but maybe...

If you can edit the macro, you can add some code like:

Option Explicit
Sub TestMyMacro()
Dim myMacro As String
myMacro = """'" & ThisWorkbook.Name & "'!TestMyMacro"""
Application.RecordMacro BasicCode:="Application.Run " & myMacro

'rest of code here
MsgBox "hi"
End Sub

I know that JW sells access to the code in his PUP# utilities for about $20USD.
Maybe you can experiment to see if it's worth looking into.



Bullseye wrote:

I used to use the Record Macro dialog to build a reasonable macro in Excel 95
years ago, then use the VB interface to fine tune. Now in Excel 2003 when I
use the same Record Macro interface, finish and go to the VB interface...my
macro name is there, but none of the keystrokes I input is recorded. What am
I doing wrong?? I am sure it is me, but I am selecting different worksheets,
selecting cells, then going to an Excel add-in (JWalk charting for example),
updating the series reference, then stop record. At least some of this
should record right? Here is the code it give me:

Sub CHART_LABEL_UPDATER()
'
' CHART_LABEL_UPDATER Macro
' Macro recorded 2/28/2007
'

'
Sheets("Schedule Plotter").Select
End Sub

Any thoughts? Thanks in advance

--

Dave Peterson

I was having the same "problem"

Unfortuately, I just got another laptop from work and the help desk didn't
install excel. What I found was to go through the tools area where you would
run/edit a macro and choose I think microsoft visual basic editor and I was
able to find the code there. I will check on my other pc when I get it back.