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Called macro runs twice in excel 2002
what fires the original macro? Is it tied to an event? I would put a
msgbox in the original macro just before the run command and see if the original macro is running twice as well. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Martin French" wrote in message ... Hi Everyone. This one really has me stumped but I'm sure the answer is dead simple. I have written a macro in one spreadsheet which then calls a macro from another. The control then passes back to the original macro. It was created in XL97 under windows98SE. My machine has now been upgraded to XP and XL2002. When I run the macro now, it runs the called procedure twice before returning to the original coding. Does anyone know why this happens and is there a way to stop it? I have simplified the code for the purpose of demonstrating this unusual behaviour. The line of code in the main macro which calls the secondary macro is: application.run "2ndplacedatabase_sept_2003.xls!dummymacro ()" End The code in the secondary sheet is: Sub dummymacro() MsgBox "Now in the dummy macro" End Sub When I run this simple code the message box in the secondary macro appears twice before control passes back to the main macro. Many Thanks to anyone who can help |
Called macro runs twice in excel 2002
Good catch - I can reproduce it in xl2000 as well. I can't say why either.
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Andy Pope" wrote in message ... Hi Tom, I can generate the problem and solution with two very simple macros, in the same workbook. Sub A MsgBox "Sub A" End Sub Sub B Application.Run "A()" End Sub If you remove the open and close brackets all works as expected. i.e. Sub B Application.Run "A" End Sub Trouble is I do not know why. Tom Ogilvy wrote: what fires the original macro? Is it tied to an event? I would put a msgbox in the original macro just before the run command and see if the original macro is running twice as well. -- Cheers Andy http://www.andypope.info |
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