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Excel Experts,

I would like to create code in an Excel VBA module that will run a Word
macro I have saved in a word document.

If the file containing the Word macro is "C:\netcap macros.doc", and the
Word macro is named "Sub PrintSLKFiles", what Excel VBA code would run this
macro.

Thanks in advance,

Alan
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Sub Test()

Dim WordApp As Object

Set WordApp = CreateObject("Word.Application")

LetterTemplate = "C:\TestDoc.doc"

With WordApp

.Documents.Open LetterTemplate
.Visible = True
.Run ("Macro1")

End With

WordApp.Quit

Set WordApp = Nothing

End Su

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