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Function Call Specified at Run Time rather than Compile Time?
I want to call a function which is specified at call time rather than
compile time. In other words I need to do something like Call FunctionNamed(X)( Arg1, Arg2,...) which would involk the Function Named "X" with the associated arg list. Is there a way to do this in VBA? Thanks, Mac Lingo |
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Function Call Specified at Run Time rather than Compile Time?
sFuncName = "MyMacro"
Application.Run sFuncName, arg1, arg2 -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Mac Lingo" wrote in message ink.net... I want to call a function which is specified at call time rather than compile time. In other words I need to do something like Call FunctionNamed(X)( Arg1, Arg2,...) which would involk the Function Named "X" with the associated arg list. Is there a way to do this in VBA? Thanks, Mac Lingo |
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