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is it better (or is there any advantage or disadvantage) to using

Application.run MacroName:="MyMacroName"

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call MyMacroName

tia

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I kind of like using call. Then you know that you are calling a sub within
the project. Just a convention I use though and certainly nothing scientific
here. As for performance there should be no difference.

Jim Thomlinson


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Hi all

is it better (or is there any advantage or disadvantage) to using

Application.run MacroName:="MyMacroName"

over

call MyMacroName

tia

J

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thanks Jim - i was just curious


"Jim Thomlinson" wrote:

I kind of like using call. Then you know that you are calling a sub within
the project. Just a convention I use though and certainly nothing scientific
here. As for performance there should be no difference.

Jim Thomlinson


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Hi all

is it better (or is there any advantage or disadvantage) to using

Application.run MacroName:="MyMacroName"

over

call MyMacroName

tia

J

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