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I have several master files that need to run the same code, so I want to keep
only one set of code in a separate workbook for easier maintenance. The code works fine, but I have the button in each of the masters to click on to run the macro. It first opens up the code-only workbook, which then becomes the active workbook, so all the code is performed on that workbook instead of the master. I obviously am trying to avoid telling Excel to activate the specific master file since it will be different in each case. So my question is, how can I activate the master file without specifying a file name, OR how can I open the code-only workbook and run the macro without activating that workbook? Any help would be greatly appreciated! |
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