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Two macros with same name in different workbooks
I have two workbooks with a set of macros with the same names in each.
However the macros are not identical. When I attempt to execute macro "A" in workbook "A", Excel executes macro "A" from workbook "B" which creates problems. How can I direct Excel to the specific version of the macro I want to use? Thanks! Excel version 2007 running on Windows 7. |
Two macros with same name in different workbooks
As ALWAYS post YOUR code for comments. Try
with activeworkbook -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "Pioneer1868" wrote in message ... I have two workbooks with a set of macros with the same names in each. However the macros are not identical. When I attempt to execute macro "A" in workbook "A", Excel executes macro "A" from workbook "B" which creates problems. How can I direct Excel to the specific version of the macro I want to use? Thanks! Excel version 2007 running on Windows 7. |
Two macros with same name in different workbooks
Also, is there a reason why one of the macro names cannot be modified?
"Pioneer1868" wrote in message ... I have two workbooks with a set of macros with the same names in each. However the macros are not identical. When I attempt to execute macro "A" in workbook "A", Excel executes macro "A" from workbook "B" which creates problems. How can I direct Excel to the specific version of the macro I want to use? Thanks! Excel version 2007 running on Windows 7. |
Two macros with same name in different workbooks
Add the number 2 onto the end of Workbook B macro's.
The macro's are different so name them differently. -- Thank you Aussie Bob C Little cost to carry knowledge with you. Win XP P3 Office 2007 on Mini Mac using VMware. "Pioneer1868" wrote: I have two workbooks with a set of macros with the same names in each. However the macros are not identical. When I attempt to execute macro "A" in workbook "A", Excel executes macro "A" from workbook "B" which creates problems. How can I direct Excel to the specific version of the macro I want to use? Thanks! Excel version 2007 running on Windows 7. |
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