Can I bring up a seperate program with macros? Hit a button and b.
I would like to add a button that when selected, opens up a totally
seperate program on my computer. Is this possible? I have a spreadsheet that relies on data from different sources. When filling out the spreadsheet, I would like to be able to simply click and the information source software is initiated. Thanks |
Can I bring up a seperate program with macros? Hit a button and b.
Hi
in the VBA help look for Shell -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany "Jack Webb" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... I would like to add a button that when selected, opens up a totally seperate program on my computer. Is this possible? I have a spreadsheet that relies on data from different sources. When filling out the spreadsheet, I would like to be able to simply click and the information source software is initiated. Thanks |
Can I bring up a seperate program with macros? Hit a button and b.
Look up shell in VBA.
"Jack Webb" wrote: I would like to add a button that when selected, opens up a totally seperate program on my computer. Is this possible? I have a spreadsheet that relies on data from different sources. When filling out the spreadsheet, I would like to be able to simply click and the information source software is initiated. Thanks |
Can I bring up a seperate program with macros? Hit a button and b.
Jack
"Just the facts, ma'am" Use the "shell" command. Sub CharMap() Dim taskID As Variant On Error Resume Next taskID = Shell("start charmap.exe") If Err < 0 Then _ MsgBox "CHARMAP.EXE is not installed on your machine." End Sub Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Tue, 21 Dec 2004 13:13:03 -0800, Jack Webb wrote: I would like to add a button that when selected, opens up a totally seperate program on my computer. Is this possible? I have a spreadsheet that relies on data from different sources. When filling out the spreadsheet, I would like to be able to simply click and the information source software is initiated. Thanks |
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