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Attempting to call a sub from another wb using a Userform option b
Please assist.
I have an userform that has several options button each calls a sub proc from another workbook I am getting run-time error 1004 Method Run of object_Application failed when I click on the button when the other workbook close . When the workbook is open I am getting run-time error 1004 Cannot run the macro wbMain.xlsm!cmdOpenfile. The macro may not be available in this workbook or all macros may be disabled.but with a different reason. My macros options are enabled and has trusted access. I am baffled because the code is very simple: Application.run "wbMain!subproc" Thanks Offdev |
Attempting to call a sub from another wb using a Userform option b
Am I guessing correctly that wbMain is a workbook variable?
If so then try the following Application.Run wbMain.Name & "!subproc" Or maybe you have just used wbName as an example of your workbook name in which case if your workbook name has any spaces in the name then enclose the workbook name in single quotes. Application.run "'wb Main'!subproc" -- Regards, OssieMac "OffDev" wrote: Please assist. I have an userform that has several options button each calls a sub proc from another workbook I am getting run-time error 1004 Method Run of object_Application failed when I click on the button when the other workbook close . When the workbook is open I am getting run-time error 1004 Cannot run the macro wbMain.xlsm!cmdOpenfile. The macro may not be available in this workbook or all macros may be disabled.but with a different reason. My macros options are enabled and has trusted access. I am baffled because the code is very simple: Application.run "wbMain!subproc" Thanks Offdev |
Attempting to call a sub from another wb using a Userform opti
An afterthought.
If wbMain is a workbook variable then if there are any spaces in the workbook's name then you will also need to include the single quotes in the line of code as per one of the following examples. Application.Run Chr(39) & wbMain.Name & Chr(39) & "!subproc" Application.Run "'" & wbMain.Name & "'" & "!subproc" -- Regards, OssieMac |
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