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Chaining 6 macro modules
I have six separate VBA macro modules and I need a way to run them one after
the other instead of clicking on each one, can I create a seventh macro to chain them together? Thank you very much |
Chaining 6 macro modules
On Apr 15, 6:23*am, Sherif wrote:
I have six separate VBA macro modules and I need a way to run them one after the other instead of clicking on each one, can I create a seventh macro to chain them together? Thank you very much You could call them in your seventh macro like Sub seven 'call macro 1' 'call macro 2' end sub etc |
Chaining 6 macro modules
No quotes. "Call" is optional.
-- Jim "Ixtreme" wrote in message ... On Apr 15, 6:23 am, Sherif wrote: I have six separate VBA macro modules and I need a way to run them one after the other instead of clicking on each one, can I create a seventh macro to chain them together? Thank you very much You could call them in your seventh macro like Sub seven 'call macro 1' 'call macro 2' end sub etc |
Chaining 6 macro modules
Thank you very much it worked
"Ixtreme" wrote: On Apr 15, 6:23 am, Sherif wrote: I have six separate VBA macro modules and I need a way to run them one after the other instead of clicking on each one, can I create a seventh macro to chain them together? Thank you very much You could call them in your seventh macro like Sub seven 'call macro 1' 'call macro 2' end sub etc |
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