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running old xlm macro
How do I run the old xlm macro?
I have an old xlm macro which is auto open. I doulbe-click on the ..xlm file and the macro runs. It works fine. How do I run the macro while the file is still open? I vaguely remember in the old Excel there was a Run command in the tools/macros. But the new Excel (2003, sp2) doesn't have such an option. Thanks. |
running old xlm macro
the new Excel (2003, sp2) doesn't have such an option.
Tools, Macro, Macros still exists but only displays VB macros. You can type in the macro's name though and it will run. You can also point to from the Run dialog. Another option is to add a Forms toolbar button to a worksheet and assign the macro to it. -- Jim "John Smith" wrote in message ... How do I run the old xlm macro? I have an old xlm macro which is auto open. I doulbe-click on the .xlm file and the macro runs. It works fine. How do I run the macro while the file is still open? I vaguely remember in the old Excel there was a Run command in the tools/macros. But the new Excel (2003, sp2) doesn't have such an option. Thanks. |
running old xlm macro
In xl2003,
Tools=Macro=Macros, has a run button, same as always. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "John Smith" wrote in message ... How do I run the old xlm macro? I have an old xlm macro which is auto open. I doulbe-click on the .xlm file and the macro runs. It works fine. How do I run the macro while the file is still open? I vaguely remember in the old Excel there was a Run command in the tools/macros. But the new Excel (2003, sp2) doesn't have such an option. Thanks. |
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