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Hi.. Can anyone help with the following?
Q1: Am I able to run two VB macros at one time? Q2: Is there a way I can open a file with an application, while running a macro in excel. i.e I would like to run an Excel macro, and within that macro execute a media file as part of the macro. |
A1: You can use write Macro1 so it "calls" Macro2, effectively running
Macro2 from within Macro1. I don't think it's possible to run two discrete programs simultaneously. Can't help you with Q2- sorry! |
G'day Dave O
Thank you for your help, yes you're right, and your tip below worked. Thank you! "Dave O" wrote: A1: You can use write Macro1 so it "calls" Macro2, effectively running Macro2 from within Macro1. I don't think it's possible to run two discrete programs simultaneously. Can't help you with Q2- sorry! |
Hi,
I think what you are saying is to run a video clip using a macro. It could be done but the enduser must have an apprpiate media player. Tell me what type of media file you want to run and i will make a test run. Send me the worksheet so I can see the layout structure. See my stuff at: http://www.geocities.com/excelmarksway - Mark -----Original Message----- Hi.. Can anyone help with the following? Q1: Am I able to run two VB macros at one time? Q2: Is there a way I can open a file with an application, while running a macro in excel. i.e I would like to run an Excel macro, and within that macro execute a media file as part of the macro. . |
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