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I am a little cofused between the Call and Run commands.
I have a hidden worksheet (testfile.xls) that loads every time excel is open (Note: Thisworksheet.isaddin = True & Macro Security Level is set to Medium). From a new workbook I want to create a button that calls a subroutine, MySub(), from testfile.xls. I tried to use: Call MySub() but it was not recognized. After a little research, I used: Run "MySub()" and it seems to work. My question is what is the difference between the Run and Call Commands? I thought they were essentially the same functions. |
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