Hi all,

I put some command bar code into my Add-In, The OnAction is to call a
Macro Named "aTest".
The twist is that the macro is not physically in the Add-In. It is in
various workbooks,
but the macro name is always "aTest"

I'm trying to call the macro with a variable (active workbook) &
"aTest".

some stuff tried:
With .Add(temporary:=True)
..Caption = "aTest"
'.OnAction = ThisWorkbook.Name & "!aTest"
'.OnAction = "ActiveWorkbook.Name" & "!aTest"
'.OnAction = ActiveWorkbook & "!aTest"
'.OnAction = "ActiveWorkbook.Name & '!aTest'"
'.OnAction = "!aTest"
'.OnAction = ActiveWorkbook.Name & ".xls" & "!aTest"
'.OnAction = "aTest"
End With

All the other code works fine,
and if i put the code into the same workbook as the macro it works fine
with:
'.OnAction = ThisWorkbook.Name & "!aTest"


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Untested.

Maybe have your .onaction point to a macro that's in ThisWorkbook.

..onaction = "'" & thisworkbook.name & "'!RunATest"

Then RunATest could do the real work based on the active workbook's name.

Option Explicit
sub RunATest()
application.run "'" & activeworkbook.name & "'!ATest"
end sub



Desert Piranha wrote:

Hi all,

I put some command bar code into my Add-In, The OnAction is to call a
Macro Named "aTest".
The twist is that the macro is not physically in the Add-In. It is in
various workbooks,
but the macro name is always "aTest"

I'm trying to call the macro with a variable (active workbook) &
"aTest".

some stuff tried:
With .Add(temporary:=True)
Caption = "aTest"
'.OnAction = ThisWorkbook.Name & "!aTest"
'.OnAction = "ActiveWorkbook.Name" & "!aTest"
'.OnAction = ActiveWorkbook & "!aTest"
'.OnAction = "ActiveWorkbook.Name & '!aTest'"
'.OnAction = "!aTest"
'.OnAction = ActiveWorkbook.Name & ".xls" & "!aTest"
'.OnAction = "aTest"
End With

All the other code works fine,
and if i put the code into the same workbook as the macro it works fine
with:
'.OnAction = ThisWorkbook.Name & "!aTest"

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Dave Peterson Wrote:
Untested.

Maybe have your .onaction point to a macro that's in ThisWorkbook.

..onaction = "'" & thisworkbook.name & "'!RunATest"

Then RunATest could do the real work based on the active workbook's
name.

Option Explicit
sub RunATest()
application.run "'" & activeworkbook.name & "'!ATest"
end subHi Dave,

Very masterfull, works great. Thx Very much.


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