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Here's a simple question (I suspect the answer isn't..)

I want to trigger a macro to run at a specific month

Any ideas?

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Irma,

Quite simply ...

Sub Annual()
If Range("A1").Value = 3 Then
' 3 for March
Run ("MyMacro")
End If
End Sub

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Use the OS scheduler.

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