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hi all !!
i know this command for calling a macro from another workbook.. Application.Run (Macrobook!Macroname) now.. i need a more complex task.. i need to call the macro "MyMacro" .. in all the open workbook that have it .. or , in all the workbooks wich name begins with Z, for example.. ...open workbooks change name every week, because i change some, so i cant correct code evry time, and i need any wild character like *.* doing the work for me... is there any way for doing that ?!? that would give to my work right control of flux. ty !! |
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