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Default Application.Run for every open workbooks (one by one)

Hi guys,

One question:

Do you know how to convert the macro:

Sub UglyMacro ()
Application.Run
"FirstFile.xls!SameMacroButStoredInThisSpecificWor kbook"
ActiveWindow.ActivateNext
Application.Run
"SecondFile.xls!SameMacroButStoredInThisSpecificWo rkbook"
ActiveWindow.ActivateNext
Application.Run
"ThirdFile.xls!SameMacroButStoredInThisSpecificWor kbook"
ActiveWindow.ActivateNext
End Sub

into macro that will go like:

Sub DraftNiceMacro ()
For each wbk in Application.Workbooks
Application.Run "wbk.SameMacroButStoredInThisSpecificWorkbook"
Next wbk
End Sub

This one is not working for some strange reason...

Thanks for your help,
Mark

 
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