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Keeping a Macro in a New Book
I have a workbook that contains a macro to save a copy of 2 tabs out on a
network drive, and then it loops, populates new data and saves those two tabs again. The macro loops about 1200 times. My issue is that on the second tab I want to have a macro that copies and pastes data onto the second tab AFTER it has been saved off on to our network away from the original spreadsheet it came from. I tried writing the macro on the sheet (not in a module) but it wouldn't work (Runtime error 1004) - but the exact same code worked if it was in a module. I do not believe the module will migrate over when the 2 tabs are saved out - how can I make this work? (I posted this in the Worksheet Functions category on accident) |
Keeping a Macro in a New Book
You could always have your code export the macro from the general module and
then import it into the new workbook created from the sheet. http://www.cpearson.com/excel/vbe.htm will give you some ideas. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "WBTKbeezy" wrote: I have a workbook that contains a macro to save a copy of 2 tabs out on a network drive, and then it loops, populates new data and saves those two tabs again. The macro loops about 1200 times. My issue is that on the second tab I want to have a macro that copies and pastes data onto the second tab AFTER it has been saved off on to our network away from the original spreadsheet it came from. I tried writing the macro on the sheet (not in a module) but it wouldn't work (Runtime error 1004) - but the exact same code worked if it was in a module. I do not believe the module will migrate over when the 2 tabs are saved out - how can I make this work? (I posted this in the Worksheet Functions category on accident) |
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