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Macros and if statements
can I run a macro from an if statement, i.e if this then run macro otherwise do nothing?
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Macros and if statements
Yes, Of Course!
try this eg to see: Sub Eg1() MsgBox "Hello" End Sub Sub Eg2() MsgBox "Bye-Bye" End Sub Sub eg_Total() If Range("A1") = Range("B1") Then Call Eg1 Else Call Eg2 End If End Su -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
Macros and if statements
Hi Rebecca,
No a macro cannot be run from an if statement. You could, however, almost certainly get the functionality you want using an event procedure, If you are not familiar with event procedures, you might want to look at Chip Pearsons page on the subject: http://www.cpearson.com/excel/events.htm In any case, if you care to explain what it is that you would like to achieve, I am sure that someone will assist you with a suitable solution. --- Regards, Norman "Rebecca" wrote in message ... can I run a macro from an if statement, i.e if this then run macro otherwise do nothing? |
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