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On May 5, 6:40*pm, Robert Martim, Excel wrote:
Tom If xyz is a variable you might just change its value to something else while calling the second macro. For example: Sub Macro1() * Dim abc * As String * abc = "Hello world!" * Call Macro2(abc) End Sub Sub Macro2(ByVal xyz As String) * MsgBox xyz End Sub -- Best regards Robert, Excel MVP * Author of RibbonX: Customizing the Office 2007 Ribbon: * Find me athttp://www.msofficegurus.com- be part of it! * FORUM:http://www.msofficegurus.com/forum/ However, there was a snag. I should have made it clearer. Macro1 resides in File1.xls while Macro2 resides in File2.xls and "abc" and "xyz" are both strings in Macro2. So, what do I have to modify? Thanks. Tom |
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