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scottnshelly[_43_]

Sub or Function not defined
 
Last week, i had a workbook that worked perfectly. I went on vacatio
and when i came back i get an error "Sub or Fuction not defined". th
only thing that it says is
Private Sub CommandButton3_Click()

Call changecolors

End Sub

what could possibly be wrong with this that was not wrong last week?

and yes, i do have a module with the name changecolor

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Edwin Tam[_6_]

Sub or Function not defined
 
A macro called "changecolors" cannot located.

You said a "module" called "changecolor" exists. But the macro looks for a "macro" (a subroutine) called "changecolor" to execute.

Regards,
Edwin Tam
http://www.vonixx.com


"scottnshelly " wrote:

Last week, i had a workbook that worked perfectly. I went on vacation
and when i came back i get an error "Sub or Fuction not defined". the
only thing that it says is
Private Sub CommandButton3_Click()

Call changecolors

End Sub

what could possibly be wrong with this that was not wrong last week?

and yes, i do have a module with the name changecolors



scottnshelly[_45_]

Sub or Function not defined
 
I meant i have a macro named changecolors in a module.
this is in module2:
Private Sub changecolors()
this is in sheet1:
Private Sub CommandButton3_Click()

Call changecolors

End Sub

this worked the other day.
thanks

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NickHK

Sub or Function not defined
 
Scott,
Your "changecolors" routine is private, so sheet1 cannot see it. Change it
to Public.

NickHK

"scottnshelly " wrote in
message ...
I meant i have a macro named changecolors in a module.
this is in module2:
Private Sub changecolors()
this is in sheet1:
Private Sub CommandButton3_Click()

Call changecolors

End Sub

this worked the other day.
thanks.


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