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Calling worksheet functions from within a module
hi all.
I'm wondering how I can call a 'public' worksheet function from within a module, or even from a seperate worksheet. Say I have a function in a worksheet that sets the background colour of range of cells to clear, and I have a button on a seperate worksheet, and on the buttons onClick event I want it to run that function. Help appreciated. Darragh |
Calling worksheet functions from within a module
Hi Daz,
This is simple. However, it is not the recommended practice. The usual practice is to place all the common functions in a module. First create a function shown below in Sheet1 Public Function abc(ByRef ws As Worksheet) ws.Range("A1:A10").Interior.ColorIndex = 54 End Function Next create the following function in Sheet2 Public Function Def() Sheet1.abc Worksheets(3) End Function If you call Def() through some method, it will in turn call the Abc() function in Sheet1. The trick is to use the name of the programmatic name of the Sheet. Infact once you type the Sheet1. the "abc" will be shown automatically by the intellisense. You can put the same function Def() in a module and the effect will be the same. "Daz" wrote: hi all. I'm wondering how I can call a 'public' worksheet function from within a module, or even from a seperate worksheet. Say I have a function in a worksheet that sets the background colour of range of cells to clear, and I have a button on a seperate worksheet, and on the buttons onClick event I want it to run that function. Help appreciated. Darragh |
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