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c

How to automatic calculation and macro execution between 3 workbooks?
 
I have 3 workbooks that are intertwined with each other and I would like to
automate my macros and calculations.

The order of my sequences would be:
Calculate 1st workbook
Run sorting macro in 1st workbook
Calculate 2nd workbook
Run sorting macro in 2nd workbook
Calculate 3rd workbook
Run sorting macro in 3rd workbook

From here I need to save an HTML file of one of the sheets in the 3rd
workbook, but I don't mind doing that manually, unless this can be automated
as well.

Is there a relatively easy method of doing this? I am not very familiar with
VB, but I could probably get through it with some assistance here. Maybe
there is a simple way to do this, but I haven't been able to put my finger
on it. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Chris



Norman Jones

How to automatic calculation and macro execution between 3 workbooks?
 
Hi Chris,

Try turning on the macro recorder and run the sesired sequence of operations
manually.

This should provide you with code that can be edited to generalise and
optimise it.


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Regards,
Norman



"c" wrote in message
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I have 3 workbooks that are intertwined with each other and I would like to
automate my macros and calculations.

The order of my sequences would be:
Calculate 1st workbook
Run sorting macro in 1st workbook
Calculate 2nd workbook
Run sorting macro in 2nd workbook
Calculate 3rd workbook
Run sorting macro in 3rd workbook

From here I need to save an HTML file of one of the sheets in the 3rd
workbook, but I don't mind doing that manually, unless this can be
automated
as well.

Is there a relatively easy method of doing this? I am not very familiar
with
VB, but I could probably get through it with some assistance here. Maybe
there is a simple way to do this, but I haven't been able to put my finger
on it. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Chris






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