ATPVBAEN.XLA!Random Call in Macro
 

Hi,

I am trying to call the Data Analysis Random Number Generator from a Macro.
My range of Values and Probabilities is in Sheet 1 in the range A1:B4 and is
named MyRange.

My macro is:

Sub GenRandomNumbers()

Application.Run "ATPVBAEN.XLA!Random", ActiveSheet.Range("$a$15"), 1,
99, _
7, , ActiveSheet.Range("MyRange")

End Sub

This works fine until I move away from using ActiveSheet. If I try to run
the macro using explicit sheet references, the macro fails as in the
following example:

Sub GenRandomNumbers()

Application.Run "ATPVBAEN.XLA!Random", Sheet2.Range("$a$15"), 1, 99, _
7, , Sheet1.Range("MyRange")

End Sub


I would appreciate any guidance the group can provide. I am also interested
in finding out how I can find the list of arguments for a called function
like this.

Thanks,

Frank Hayes

ATPVBAEN.XLA!Random Call in Macro
 

Frank & Pam

Try this amendment

Sub GenRandomNumbers()

Application.Run "ATPVBAEN.XLA!Random", Sheets(2).Range("$a$15"), 1, 99
7, , Sheet(1).Range("MyRange")

End Sub

This assumes that the active workbook will be used.
If you want to reference other than the active workbook you will nee
to further qualify the sheets() reference like thi
workbook.sheets(n).et

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ATPVBAEN.XLA!Random Call in Macro
 

That worked Kieran. Thank you for the advice.

Frank

"Kieran " wrote in message
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Frank & Pam

Try this amendment

Sub GenRandomNumbers()

Application.Run "ATPVBAEN.XLA!Random", Sheets(2).Range("$a$15"), 1, 99,
7, , Sheet(1).Range("MyRange")

End Sub

This assumes that the active workbook will be used.
If you want to reference other than the active workbook you will need
to further qualify the sheets() reference like this
workbook.sheets(n).etc


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ATPVBAEN.XLA!Random Call in Macro
 

Need to get a better newsreader. Problem was solved yesterday.

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Kieran wrote in
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Sheets(2)
Sheet(1)

Is it "Sheets" or "Sheet" or do both of them work?

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Need to get a better newsreader. Problem was solved yesterday.

I was asking because I wanted to know. I saw that the problem had been
solved.


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