Haven't checked yet Phil, was out of action yesterday. Will check later this
morning.

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"Phil H" wrote in message
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Bob, Did you get the file?

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

bob (dot) phillips (at) tiscali (dot) co (dot) uk

do the obvious with the bits in brackets

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"Phil H" wrote in message
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Your address? This is a 682K file.

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

Yes. It was a very basic macro, just a simple Msgbox, but it
launched
fine.

The only other suggestion that I have is to send me your workbook
offline.

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"Phil H" wrote in message
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Bob,
You actually launch a macro? I have copied/pasted back and forth
between
the macro and the cell so I know the macro name matches. I've
looked
in
the
ComboBox properties for a solution, but find nothing inspiring.
Do
you
have
any suggestions? I you have tested successfully, I must have a
basic
setting
somewhere that obstructs macro execution...
Phil

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

As I say, the code works, I tested it. It does suggest some
disconnect
between the actual name and the name in your list.

NG wrap-around is the way that newsgroups force a new line after
a
certain
amount of characters. In text this is no problem, but it can
cause
problems
when it splits a line of code over two lines.

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Yes, this is a controls ComboBox.

I place "navigation" macros in a separate module when they are
used on
multiple sheets (to differentiate from a macro located in a
worksheet
module). Here is an example on one listed for the ComboBox.
To
make
sure
the
code and the macro name exactly matched, I copy/pasted the
first
line
of
the
macro into the cell where the "case" code would look.

Sub GoToTFMWorksheetPage1()
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
Sheets("TFM Worksheet Page 1").Select
Application.Goto Reference:=Range("A1"), Scroll:=True
Application.Goto Reference:=Range("B100"), Scroll:=False
ActiveWindow.Zoom = 100
Application.ScreenUpdating = True
End Sub

In way of learning - what is meant by "NG wrap-around?"

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

Another thought, do the subs have arguments (parameters)?

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"Phil H" wrote in message
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Hi Bob,
You were right - the compile error cleared. I also made
a
correction
in
the ranges - F1:F86 to F81:F86, etc - which is allowing
the
hyperlink
case
to
work properly. The macro case is not working though -
Runtime
error
1004:
The macro 'Sub GoTo.....()' cannot be found. Macro names,
located
in
Module
2 because they operate for all worksheets, are correct
(recopied/pasted
names, and retested). The entire line:
Application.Run _
Range("G81:G86").Cells(ComboBox1.ListIndex
+
1,
1).Value

is highlighted yellow. With the "Range("G81......).Value"
poriton
proven
correct for the hyperlink case, Excel must object to the
Application.Run
syntax. ???

Phil
"Bob Phillips" wrote:

Just NG wrap-around I think

Private Sub ComboBox1_Click()
With ThisWorkbook.ActiveSheet.Range("A79")
Select Case
Range("F1:F86").Cells(ComboBox1.ListIndex +
1,
1).Value
Case "Hyperlink"
ThisWorkbook.FollowHyperlink _

Range("G1:G86").Cells(ComboBox1.ListIndex +
1,
1).Value
Case "Run Macro"
Application.Run _

Range("G1:G86").Cells(ComboBox1.ListIndex +
1,
1).Value
Case Else
MsgBox "Other Action not currently
supported.",
_
vbInformation + vbOKOnly, "Info"
End Select
End With
End Sub

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Hi Bob,

Thanks for your reply. Having the same compile error
on
FollowHyperlink...

Phil
"Bob Phillips" wrote:

Looking at it again, I think that this might be what
you
want

Private Sub ComboBox1_Click()
With ThisWorkbook.ActiveSheet.Range("A79")
Select Case
Range("F1:F86").Cells(ComboBox1.ListIndex,
1).Value
Case "Hyperlink"
ThisWorkbook.FollowHyperlink
Range("G1:G86").Cells(ComboBox1.ListIndex + 1,
1).Value
Case "Run Macro"
Application.Run
Range("G1:G86").Cells(ComboBox1.ListIndex +
1,
1).Value
Case Else
MsgBox "Other Action not currently
supported.",
vbInformation +
vbOKOnly, "Info"
End Select
End With
End Sub



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"Phil H" wrote in
message

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The following code is held in ComboBox1 click
event.
It
is
intended
when
the
user clicks on one of the choices, either a
hyperlink
or
macro
is
executed.
I'm getting a compile error: Argument not
optional.
On
the
fifth
line,
the
following code is highlighted:
..FollowHyperlink

Can someone suggest a fix?

Private Sub ComboBox1_Click()
With ThisWorkbook.ActiveSheet.Range("A79")
Select Case (.Offset(ComboBox1.ListIndex,
4).Value)
Case "Hyperlink"

ThisWorkbook.FollowHyperlink.Offset(ComboBox1.List Index,
6).Value
Case "Run Macro"

Application.Run.Offset(ComboBox1.ListIndex,
6).Value
Case Else
MsgBox "Other Action not currently
supported.",
vbInformation
+
vbOKOnly, "Info"
End Select
End With
End Sub
Operating addresses:

Cell Function
A79 ComboBox Linked Cell
A81:A86 ListFill Range (Text appearing in
ComboBox)
F81:F86 Action (Text: Hyperlink, or, Run
Macro)
G81:G86 Value (Hyperlinks, or, Macro names)