As the subject implies, I want to know if I can call a macro as a result
of true logic in an IF statement. If not, how do you go about calling a
macro as a result of conditional statements?

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A macro can only be called with a macro
sub gg()
if range("a1")=1 then call mymacro
end sub

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Don Guillett
SalesAid Software

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As the subject implies, I want to know if I can call a macro as a result
of true logic in an IF statement. If not, how do you go about calling a
macro as a result of conditional statements?

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in VBA

If condition then
mymacro
End if

in A worksheet cell, create a userdefined function

=if(condition,Trigger(),"")

Public Function Trigger()
Trigger = "ABCD"
End Function

however, Trigger can only return a value. It can not change other aspects of
the worksheet.

If you need to do things like that, use the calculate or the change event.

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regards,
tom Ogilvy

"kls" wrote in message
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As the subject implies, I want to know if I can call a macro as a result
of true logic in an IF statement. If not, how do you go about calling a
macro as a result of conditional statements?

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