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I get this "Incorrect Function" error and I have narrowed the problem down to
it being only 2 lines of VBA code. Sub xyz() ActiveWorkbook.Save End End Sub I need the "End" line of code to clear all variables (there are hundreds of them). When I run this straight from VBA there are no problems but when I run the procedure from a ribbon button the "Incorrect Function" error pops up. <customUI xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/2006/01/customui" <ribbon <tabs <tab id="MyCustomTab" label="My Tab" insertAfterMso="TabHome" <group id="customGroup1" label="Group 1" <button id="customButton1" label="Button 1" size="normal" onAction="xyz" / </group </tab </tabs </ribbon </customUI Sub xyz(control As IRibbonControl) ActiveWorkbook.Save End End Sub The code runs find when either one is absent but not when they run together. Is there a fix to this problem? or Is there another way I can clear all variables with out typing "X=Empty" for each one? |
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Hi JeremyJ
You must use it like this 'Callback for xyz onAction Sub xyz(control as IRibbonControl) End Sub There is button in the UI editor that you can use Generate Callbacks : This will create macros(callbacks) for each onAction you have in the RibbonX. Select all callbacks and copy them in a normal module in your workbook. -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "JeremyJ" wrote in message ... I get this "Incorrect Function" error and I have narrowed the problem down to it being only 2 lines of VBA code. Sub xyz() ActiveWorkbook.Save End End Sub I need the "End" line of code to clear all variables (there are hundreds of them). When I run this straight from VBA there are no problems but when I run the procedure from a ribbon button the "Incorrect Function" error pops up. <customUI xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/2006/01/customui" <ribbon <tabs <tab id="MyCustomTab" label="My Tab" insertAfterMso="TabHome" <group id="customGroup1" label="Group 1" <button id="customButton1" label="Button 1" size="normal" onAction="xyz" / </group </tab </tabs </ribbon </customUI Sub xyz(control As IRibbonControl) ActiveWorkbook.Save End End Sub The code runs find when either one is absent but not when they run together. Is there a fix to this problem? or Is there another way I can clear all variables with out typing "X=Empty" for each one? |
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If you have two subs with the same name you're asking for trouble. Surely
you can rename one. -- Jim "JeremyJ" wrote in message ... |I get this "Incorrect Function" error and I have narrowed the problem down to | it being only 2 lines of VBA code. | | Sub xyz() | ActiveWorkbook.Save | End | End Sub | | I need the "End" line of code to clear all variables (there are hundreds of | them). When I run this straight from VBA there are no problems but when I run | the procedure from a ribbon button the "Incorrect Function" error pops up. | | <customUI xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/2006/01/customui" | <ribbon | <tabs | <tab id="MyCustomTab" label="My Tab" insertAfterMso="TabHome" | <group id="customGroup1" label="Group 1" | <button id="customButton1" label="Button 1" size="normal" | onAction="xyz" / | </group | </tab | </tabs | </ribbon | </customUI | | Sub xyz(control As IRibbonControl) | ActiveWorkbook.Save | End | End Sub | | The code runs find when either one is absent but not when they run together. | | Is there a fix to this problem? | or | Is there another way I can clear all variables with out typing "X=Empty" for | each one? | |
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