Running a Macro
 

When developing and testing a macro I usually want to be viewing the
worksheet as the macro runs. So I use Alt-F8 to bring up the macro listing.
But I have a silly problem. The worksheet name is a long one, and so the
entire worksheet/macro name stretches beyond the window to the right. There
is no way to identify the individual macros.

Sometimes it seems like just the nice short macro name appears in the Macro
list window. Other times the "full path" is shown, including the worksheet
name.

Why is this?

Running a Macro
 

If you have multiple workbooks open, it will add the workbook name to macros
in workbooks other than the active workbook.

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HTH

Bob

"ArthurJ" wrote in message
...
When developing and testing a macro I usually want to be viewing the
worksheet as the macro runs. So I use Alt-F8 to bring up the macro
listing.
But I have a silly problem. The worksheet name is a long one, and so the
entire worksheet/macro name stretches beyond the window to the right.
There
is no way to identify the individual macros.

Sometimes it seems like just the nice short macro name appears in the
Macro
list window. Other times the "full path" is shown, including the worksheet
name.

Why is this?

Running a Macro
 

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

If you have multiple workbooks open, it will add the workbook name to macros
in workbooks other than the active workbook.

-- Thanks Bob. That was it.
__________________________________
HTH

Bob

"ArthurJ" wrote in message
...
When developing and testing a macro I usually want to be viewing the
worksheet as the macro runs. So I use Alt-F8 to bring up the macro
listing.
But I have a silly problem. The worksheet name is a long one, and so the
entire worksheet/macro name stretches beyond the window to the right.
There
is no way to identify the individual macros.

Sometimes it seems like just the nice short macro name appears in the
Macro
list window. Other times the "full path" is shown, including the worksheet
name.

Why is this?