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Run Macro from Command line
I want to run a macro when I open a particular spreadsheet. I know I
can get a macro to run every single time it opens, but I do not want that. I want to start Excel externally, (from a shortcut) and either load it and run the macro, or load it and not run the macro. I do not see any option to open and run a macro from the command line. Does it exist? Is there another way to pull this off? Phil |
Run Macro from Command line
You could put data into a text file and read that from
your VBA code. You could use a .bat file to create/modify the file. -- HTH, David McRitchie, Microsoft MVP - Excel My Excel Pages: http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/excel.htm Search Page: http://www.mvps.org/dmcritchie/excel/search.htm "Phil Smith" wrote in message ... I want to run a macro when I open a particular spreadsheet. I know I can get a macro to run every single time it opens, but I do not want that. I want to start Excel externally, (from a shortcut) and either load it and run the macro, or load it and not run the macro. I do not see any option to open and run a macro from the command line. Does it exist? Is there another way to pull this off? Phil |
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