![]() |
Macro ignors module code
Phil,
Sorry about last post, my laptop touchpad is causing me much grief. I was suggesting using Workbook_Open event code. Just put the same code into the Workbook_Open event. This goes in the ThisWorkbook code module. -- HTH Bob Phillips "Phil Hageman" wrote in message ... I have the following macro code in the Personal.xls workbook to open a workbook: Sub OpenBSC() Workbooks.Open ("W:\Housing\Housing BSC for 2004.xls") End Sub However, the sub ignores an AutoOpen() sub in the target workbook's Module1. How do I make the macro run the Module1 AutoOpen() in the target workbook? Thanks, Phil |
Macro ignors module code
Bob, Thanks for the help - I got it working.
-----Original Message----- Phil, Sorry about last post, my laptop touchpad is causing me much grief. I was suggesting using Workbook_Open event code. Just put the same code into the Workbook_Open event. This goes in the ThisWorkbook code module. -- HTH Bob Phillips "Phil Hageman" wrote in message ... I have the following macro code in the Personal.xls workbook to open a workbook: Sub OpenBSC() Workbooks.Open ("W:\Housing\Housing BSC for 2004.xls") End Sub However, the sub ignores an AutoOpen() sub in the target workbook's Module1. How do I make the macro run the Module1 AutoOpen() in the target workbook? Thanks, Phil . |
All times are GMT +1. The time now is 12:05 AM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Copyright ©2000 - 2025, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
ExcelBanter.com