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Default .OnAction points to wrong file.module.procedure

I have a problem with a reference for the .OnAction of a command bar button.

There are two excel workbooks open. One is an XLA that is the code for the
other workbook. In each workbook there is a module called reports and a sub
called GenerateReports. The full index to the code is Reports.GenerateReports

The workbooks are names.

Plan1.xls
PlanCode.xla


The OnAction is set to the code below:

.. OnAction = PlanCode.xla!Reports.GenerateReports


The problem is that the code that is being run is.

Plan1.xls!Reports.GenerateReports not the .XLA file.

I cant seem to run the code in the xla version or Reports.GenerateReports

Other considerations:

The .xla file has the property isAddIn is set to true. Thus the workbook in
not visible.

I would also prefer not to rename either Module.Procedure name

I am running Office10 (Excel XP)

Any thought/solutions would be appreciated

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