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Hi everyone,

I have a macro called "Load" in workbooks("A".xls) which works
perfectly. I am just trying to run different macro "ABC_Load" in
workbooks("B".xls) before I run macro in workbooks("A".xls)

How do I call this macro from current workbook A?

Workbook B is located C:\My Documents\
Macro name: ABC_Load

Thank you in advance
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You need to have the other workbook open

Application.Run "'B.xls'!ABC_Load"

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Hi everyone,

I have a macro called "Load" in workbooks("A".xls) which works
perfectly. I am just trying to run different macro "ABC_Load" in
workbooks("B".xls) before I run macro in workbooks("A".xls)

How do I call this macro from current workbook A?

Workbook B is located C:\My Documents\
Macro name: ABC_Load

Thank you in advance



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