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Default Run verb, macro with arguments

Hi All,
As part of the menu functionality in my addin I have a worksheet
with macro names, and argument values, (or none) for each macro.
..onaction contains the macro which gathers the data from the
worksheet.

Prior to the paragraph below is a sub that builds the
sArgAy string array and the ArgQty variable.

The code below is working and I don't think I'll have any
macros with more than 4 arguments, but I'm wondering if
there's a better way to code it without all the If..Else
syntax.

RunMac: 'Execute macros with arguments values
If ArgQty = 0 Then
Run MacName
ElseIf ArgQty = 1 Then
Run MacName, sArgAy(1)
ElseIf ArgQty = 2 Then
Run MacName, sArgAy(1), sArgAy(2)
ElseIf ArgQty = 3 Then
Run MacName, sArgAy(1), sArgAy(2), sArgAy(3)
ElseIf ArgQty = 4 Then
Run MacName, sArgAy(1), sArgAy(2), sArgAy(3), sArgAy(4)
End If
Return

I thought about var = array(xxx, xxx,xxx) but I still could not
figure out how to vary the qty of arguments.

I tried:
stringvar = "value1,value2"
run macname, stringvar

the above gets argument not optional when macname needs 2 arguments.

The Mso help shows application.Run(Macro, Arg1, Arg2, etc,)
but it presents the same 'problem'.

Is there a better way ?
Thanks.
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Neal Z
 
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