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it's very urgent could anyone kindly help me?
I need to find a way to trigger a macro from within an if
condition formula?

thanks in advance
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If condition is true then MacroName

where MacroName is obviously the name of the macro you want to execute.


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I need to find a way to trigger a macro from within an if
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That is impossible.

HTH. Best wishes Harald

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it's very urgent could anyone kindly help me?
I need to find a way to trigger a macro from within an if
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"Harald Staff" writes:

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That is impossible.


if 1 then
call MacroName
end if

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"Harald Staff" writes:

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That is impossible.


if 1 then
call MacroName
end if


I did not say that you can't start a macro from another macro or a VBA
function, of course you can do that. The OP wanted to start a macro from a
formula.

HTH. Best wishes Harald


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