Howdie!

I need to run a macro that, depending on the result in a cell, runs
another Macro (second macro is just a hide of a column)

So for example, when the user runs Macro 1 it needs to check the value
in Cell A1. If A1 = Yes, then run Macro number 2. If the value in a1 =
No, then dont run any Macros and the first macro can be stopped.

Any ideas?

Thanks and Regards

Darin

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How about

If Range("A1").Value = "Yes" Then Call Macro2

or am I missing something obvious?

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Howdie!

I need to run a macro that, depending on the result in a cell, runs
another Macro (second macro is just a hide of a column)

So for example, when the user runs Macro 1 it needs to check the value
in Cell A1. If A1 = Yes, then run Macro number 2. If the value in a1 =
No, then dont run any Macros and the first macro can be stopped.

Any ideas?

Thanks and Regards

Darin

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Hi
should this macro run automatically?

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Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany

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Howdie!

I need to run a macro that, depending on the result in a cell, runs
another Macro (second macro is just a hide of a column)

So for example, when the user runs Macro 1 it needs to check the
value
in Cell A1. If A1 = Yes, then run Macro number 2. If the value in a1
=
No, then dont run any Macros and the first macro can be stopped.

Any ideas?

Thanks and Regards

Darin

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No, its not necessary - User can initiate macro.


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Hi
then use Jack's suggestion at the beginning of your macro

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Frankfurt, Germany

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No, its not necessary - User can initiate macro.


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AWESOME thanks!!! Just did not know VB that well - Call Macro is the
command I wanted!! Thanks!

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Can I just duplicate that command for the result of a different cell
running another macro....? doesnt seem to work, unless I need to add an
and...or the like....

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Hi
maybe explain your COMPLETE requirements :-)

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Frank Kabel
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Can I just duplicate that command for the result of a different cell
running another macro....? doesnt seem to work, unless I need to add
an
and...or the like....

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