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Is it possible to start an Excel macro from within another Excel macro
so that one begins at the conclusion of the other? |
Macros
yes the syntax varies depending on where the other macro is located
if it's in the same workbook you can just type the name of the macro with module name in front of it if you need it sub sfsf() 'yourcode here 'end now call other macro NEWMACRO end sub or sub sfsf() 'yourcode here 'end now call other macro module1.NEWMACRO end sub "max" wrote: Is it possible to start an Excel macro from within another Excel macro so that one begins at the conclusion of the other? |
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Thanks.
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