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Normally start Excel via the Window's-Run command box.
Approx 1/day, use a simple form-creation macro from Personal.xls via a custom button which I would like to call from the command line like Word does. (IE: windows-R excel /mMACROenter) However Help/Google imply Excel's equivalents to Word's /mMACRONAME switch are auto_open or workbook _open, neither of which apply in this instance since the macro is part of Personal.xls and shouldn't run everytime Excel opens. (BTW, using Office97) Are the solutions really: 1. leaving well enough alone 2. saving the results to a file and cluttering the desktop with yet another icon 3. recoding in Word ??? |
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