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is there a command
Application.Run macro1 ,"yes" "yes" is the answer to the inputbox question |
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if
Sub Macro1(sStr as String) ans = InputBox(Default:=sStr) End Sub then yes. If the inputbox is put up by an addin or something besides your code then probably not. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Michael Joe" wrote in message ... is there a command Application.Run macro1 ,"yes" "yes" is the answer to the inputbox question |
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value=(application.run macro1,yes)
what does this do then -----Original Message----- if Sub Macro1(sStr as String) ans = InputBox(Default:=sStr) End Sub then yes. If the inputbox is put up by an addin or something besides your code then probably not. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Michael Joe" wrote in message ... is there a command Application.Run macro1 ,"yes" "yes" is the answer to the inputbox question . |
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As written I doubt it would do anything except, perhaps raise an error.
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy wrote in message ... value=(application.run macro1,yes) what does this do then -----Original Message----- if Sub Macro1(sStr as String) ans = InputBox(Default:=sStr) End Sub then yes. If the inputbox is put up by an addin or something besides your code then probably not. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Michael Joe" wrote in message ... is there a command Application.Run macro1 ,"yes" "yes" is the answer to the inputbox question . |
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