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Hi all...
Interesting task here... I am using a Visual Basic app (NOT excel) to send a Shell() command that launches an excel sheet: "C:\MySheets\Go.xls" Windows finds Excel, loads the Go.xls sheet, and all is well... Here is the issue: I wish to pass an argument ALONG with this shell command that can be "seen" by Go.xls For example, I'd like to have this work: Result = Shell("C:\Mysheets\Go.xls " & iArgument) (where iArgument is an integer variable) A macro in Go.xls would need the iArgument to know what to do... Is there a way to accomplish this? Thanks so much! M |
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