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Help! Can't refer to a subroutine on a worksheet
I am writing a subroutine attached to a command button on a sheet that
looks through all the other sheets in the worksheets() collection and, if applicable, runs the commandbutton1_click subroutine on each sheet. Unfortunately different sheets have different commandbutton1 code but the subroutine I'm writing needs to 'click' them all. I've made commandbutton1_click public on each sheet. No luck with worksheets(n).commandbutton1_click. Any suggestions how to do this? Thanks everyone! |
Help! Can't refer to a subroutine on a worksheet
Go by the codename
application.run worksheets(n).codename & ".commandbutton1_click" -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "Duncan" wrote in message ups.com... I am writing a subroutine attached to a command button on a sheet that looks through all the other sheets in the worksheets() collection and, if applicable, runs the commandbutton1_click subroutine on each sheet. Unfortunately different sheets have different commandbutton1 code but the subroutine I'm writing needs to 'click' them all. I've made commandbutton1_click public on each sheet. No luck with worksheets(n).commandbutton1_click. Any suggestions how to do this? Thanks everyone! |
Help! Can't refer to a subroutine on a worksheet
Works great!
Bob Phillips wrote: Go by the codename application.run worksheets(n).codename & ".commandbutton1_click" -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "Duncan" wrote in message ups.com... I am writing a subroutine attached to a command button on a sheet that looks through all the other sheets in the worksheets() collection and, if applicable, runs the commandbutton1_click subroutine on each sheet. Unfortunately different sheets have different commandbutton1 code but the subroutine I'm writing needs to 'click' them all. I've made commandbutton1_click public on each sheet. No luck with worksheets(n).commandbutton1_click. Any suggestions how to do this? Thanks everyone! |
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