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I am now trying to run all macros FROM Personal.xls. Having followed some of
the posts, I tried but I am still unable to point to the worksheet that has to be run. Seek help (Norman Jones? Ron de Bruin?) Thank you. Examples of my macros: Macro1 Application.MaxChange = 0.001 ActiveWorkbook.PrecisionAsDisplayed = False Calculate Application.Run "PERSONAL.XLS!Sort1" Application.Run "PERSONAL.XLS!Sort2" Range("G2").Select Calculate End Sub ==== Macro Sort1 (only the beginning quoted here) Application.Goto Reference:="STARTSORT1" Range("J1:J2000").Select Selection.Copy Application.Goto Reference:="R11001C11" ............End Sub ===== MacroSort2 (only beginning quoted here) Dim i As Long Application.Goto Reference:="STARTSORT2" Range("A1:IR2000").Copy Range("A11000").PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValues, _ .......End Sub |
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Hi Robert,
I am now trying to run all macros FROM Personal.xls. Having followed some of the posts, I tried but I am still unable to point to the worksheet that has to be run. One way : Add an argument (ShtName) to the sort1 routine in Personal.xls: Sub Sort1(ShtName As String) Dim sh As Worksheet Set sh = ActiveWorkbook.Sheets(shtName) ' Your procesing code End Sub You can then pass the name of the requisite sheet to the Sort1 routine from the call statement, e.g.: Sub Macro1() 'Do something Application.Run "Personal.xls!Sort1", "MySheet" 'Do something elae End Sub --- Regards, Norman "Robert" wrote in message ... I am now trying to run all macros FROM Personal.xls. Having followed some of the posts, I tried but I am still unable to point to the worksheet that has to be run. Seek help (Norman Jones? Ron de Bruin?) Thank you. Examples of my macros: Macro1 Application.MaxChange = 0.001 ActiveWorkbook.PrecisionAsDisplayed = False Calculate Application.Run "PERSONAL.XLS!Sort1" Application.Run "PERSONAL.XLS!Sort2" Range("G2").Select Calculate End Sub ==== Macro Sort1 (only the beginning quoted here) Application.Goto Reference:="STARTSORT1" Range("J1:J2000").Select Selection.Copy Application.Goto Reference:="R11001C11" ...........End Sub ===== MacroSort2 (only beginning quoted here) Dim i As Long Application.Goto Reference:="STARTSORT2" Range("A1:IR2000").Copy Range("A11000").PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValues, _ ......End Sub |
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Hi robert,
You can then pass the name of the requisite sheet to the Sort1 routine from the call statement, e.g.: Should read: You can then pass the name of the requisite sheet to the Sort1 routine from the Run statement, e.g.: --- Regards, Norman "Norman Jones" wrote in message ... Hi Robert, I am now trying to run all macros FROM Personal.xls. Having followed some of the posts, I tried but I am still unable to point to the worksheet that has to be run. One way : Add an argument (ShtName) to the sort1 routine in Personal.xls: Sub Sort1(ShtName As String) Dim sh As Worksheet Set sh = ActiveWorkbook.Sheets(shtName) ' Your procesing code End Sub You can then pass the name of the requisite sheet to the Sort1 routine from the call statement, e.g.: Sub Macro1() 'Do something Application.Run "Personal.xls!Sort1", "MySheet" 'Do something elae End Sub --- Regards, Norman |
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Thank you Norman. I am a novice, have tried the whole morning to put in your
suggestion but I just cannot get it. Now looking up for similar examples. When I do get it right, I shall let you know. -- Robert "Norman Jones" wrote: Hi robert, You can then pass the name of the requisite sheet to the Sort1 routine from the call statement, e.g.: Should read: You can then pass the name of the requisite sheet to the Sort1 routine from the Run statement, e.g.: --- Regards, Norman "Norman Jones" wrote in message ... Hi Robert, I am now trying to run all macros FROM Personal.xls. Having followed some of the posts, I tried but I am still unable to point to the worksheet that has to be run. One way : Add an argument (ShtName) to the sort1 routine in Personal.xls: Sub Sort1(ShtName As String) Dim sh As Worksheet Set sh = ActiveWorkbook.Sheets(shtName) ' Your procesing code End Sub You can then pass the name of the requisite sheet to the Sort1 routine from the call statement, e.g.: Sub Macro1() 'Do something Application.Run "Personal.xls!Sort1", "MySheet" 'Do something elae End Sub --- Regards, Norman |
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