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From the archives I was directed to:
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/sortws.aspx I entered the entire 4 pieces of code: 1. SortWorksheetsByName; 2. SortWorksheetsByNameArray; 3. GroupSheetsByColor; and 4. Supportive code; in a single module by: 1. Alt+F11; 2. InsertModule; 3. Copying & pasting all the 4 parts; Now I entered in one worksheet: =SortWorksheetsByName(0,0,"NO") The formula/function returns TRUE however how 2 make it work and do the sorting of the worksheets??? |
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This function was not meant to be called from a cell on a worksheet.
It was meant to be called from a different subroutine. FARAZ QURESHI wrote: From the archives I was directed to: http://www.cpearson.com/excel/sortws.aspx I entered the entire 4 pieces of code: 1. SortWorksheetsByName; 2. SortWorksheetsByNameArray; 3. GroupSheetsByColor; and 4. Supportive code; in a single module by: 1. Alt+F11; 2. InsertModule; 3. Copying & pasting all the 4 parts; Now I entered in one worksheet: =SortWorksheetsByName(0,0,"NO") The formula/function returns TRUE however how 2 make it work and do the sorting of the worksheets??? -- Dave Peterson |
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Sorry I couldn't understand how and from where to be called.
Would you kindly elaborate the same as a display? "Dave Peterson" wrote: This function was not meant to be called from a cell on a worksheet. It was meant to be called from a different subroutine. FARAZ QURESHI wrote: From the archives I was directed to: http://www.cpearson.com/excel/sortws.aspx I entered the entire 4 pieces of code: 1. SortWorksheetsByName; 2. SortWorksheetsByNameArray; 3. GroupSheetsByColor; and 4. Supportive code; in a single module by: 1. Alt+F11; 2. InsertModule; 3. Copying & pasting all the 4 parts; Now I entered in one worksheet: =SortWorksheetsByName(0,0,"NO") The formula/function returns TRUE however how 2 make it work and do the sorting of the worksheets??? -- Dave Peterson |
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The function is to be called from a subroutine or another function in your
code--not put in a formula in a cell. FARAZ QURESHI wrote: Sorry I couldn't understand how and from where to be called. Would you kindly elaborate the same as a display? "Dave Peterson" wrote: This function was not meant to be called from a cell on a worksheet. It was meant to be called from a different subroutine. FARAZ QURESHI wrote: From the archives I was directed to: http://www.cpearson.com/excel/sortws.aspx I entered the entire 4 pieces of code: 1. SortWorksheetsByName; 2. SortWorksheetsByNameArray; 3. GroupSheetsByColor; and 4. Supportive code; in a single module by: 1. Alt+F11; 2. InsertModule; 3. Copying & pasting all the 4 parts; Now I entered in one worksheet: =SortWorksheetsByName(0,0,"NO") The formula/function returns TRUE however how 2 make it work and do the sorting of the worksheets??? -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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Sorry still unclear despite of all my exercise during the whole night,
Kindly suppose, I want to create 3 macros with shortcut key for all such three sorting methods and add it in my MasterAddin.xla What & How to do so? "Dave Peterson" wrote: The function is to be called from a subroutine or another function in your code--not put in a formula in a cell. FARAZ QURESHI wrote: Sorry I couldn't understand how and from where to be called. Would you kindly elaborate the same as a display? "Dave Peterson" wrote: This function was not meant to be called from a cell on a worksheet. It was meant to be called from a different subroutine. FARAZ QURESHI wrote: From the archives I was directed to: http://www.cpearson.com/excel/sortws.aspx I entered the entire 4 pieces of code: 1. SortWorksheetsByName; 2. SortWorksheetsByNameArray; 3. GroupSheetsByColor; and 4. Supportive code; in a single module by: 1. Alt+F11; 2. InsertModule; 3. Copying & pasting all the 4 parts; Now I entered in one worksheet: =SortWorksheetsByName(0,0,"NO") The formula/function returns TRUE however how 2 make it work and do the sorting of the worksheets??? -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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Don't put the function in a formula in a worksheet.
Create a subroutine that calls the function, then use tools|macro|macros to run that subroutine. FARAZ QURESHI wrote: Sorry still unclear despite of all my exercise during the whole night, Kindly suppose, I want to create 3 macros with shortcut key for all such three sorting methods and add it in my MasterAddin.xla What & How to do so? "Dave Peterson" wrote: The function is to be called from a subroutine or another function in your code--not put in a formula in a cell. FARAZ QURESHI wrote: Sorry I couldn't understand how and from where to be called. Would you kindly elaborate the same as a display? "Dave Peterson" wrote: This function was not meant to be called from a cell on a worksheet. It was meant to be called from a different subroutine. FARAZ QURESHI wrote: From the archives I was directed to: http://www.cpearson.com/excel/sortws.aspx I entered the entire 4 pieces of code: 1. SortWorksheetsByName; 2. SortWorksheetsByNameArray; 3. GroupSheetsByColor; and 4. Supportive code; in a single module by: 1. Alt+F11; 2. InsertModule; 3. Copying & pasting all the 4 parts; Now I entered in one worksheet: =SortWorksheetsByName(0,0,"NO") The formula/function returns TRUE however how 2 make it work and do the sorting of the worksheets??? -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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