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Does a neat trick include keeping track yourself?
Option Explicit Public myParentCaller As String Sub test1() Dim myParentTemp As String MsgBox "I got called from: " & myParentCaller myParentTemp = myParentCaller myParentCaller = "test1" Call test2 myParentCaller = myParentTemp MsgBox "I still got called from: " & myParentCaller End Sub Sub test2() Dim myParentTemp As String MsgBox "I got called from: " & myParentCaller myParentTemp = myParentCaller myParentCaller = "test2" Call test3 myParentCaller = myParentTemp MsgBox "I still got called from: " & myParentCaller End Sub Sub test3() Dim myParentTemp As String MsgBox "I got called from: " & myParentCaller myParentTemp = myParentCaller 'no more calls, just in case... myParentCaller = myParentTemp MsgBox "I still got called from: " & myParentCaller End Sub count wrote: Hi, Is there a way or a trick to detect in a procedure the name of its caller? TIA Paul -- Dave Peterson |
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