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I have built a spreadsheet and written code to add a toolbar with a button
that executes a macro (that I also wrote) that formats a Scorecard
spreadsheet. As it is my team has to have my spreadsheet open, copy the
Scorecard to be formatted into my spreadsheet and then run the macro from
there. I would like to make this work without the middle-man so to speak.
Is it possible to have this code function whenever the end user opens the
spreadsheet to be formatted? In other words I want it so that when anyone on
my team opens the Scorecard spreadsheet my toolbar and macro will run
directly from the Excel the spreadsheet opens in.
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put the toolbar macro and the formatting macro in the Scoreboard workbook.
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Thanks in advance for your feedback.
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I have built a spreadsheet and written code to add a toolbar with a button
that executes a macro (that I also wrote) that formats a Scorecard
spreadsheet. As it is my team has to have my spreadsheet open, copy the
Scorecard to be formatted into my spreadsheet and then run the macro from
there. I would like to make this work without the middle-man so to speak.
Is it possible to have this code function whenever the end user opens the
spreadsheet to be formatted? In other words I want it so that when anyone on
my team opens the Scorecard spreadsheet my toolbar and macro will run
directly from the Excel the spreadsheet opens in.

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The Scorecard is exported from a website so there is no workbook until the
export process executes.

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put the toolbar macro and the formatting macro in the Scoreboard workbook.
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Hope this helps.
If it does, please click the Yes button.
Thanks in advance for your feedback.
Gary Brown



"Bishop" wrote:

I have built a spreadsheet and written code to add a toolbar with a button
that executes a macro (that I also wrote) that formats a Scorecard
spreadsheet. As it is my team has to have my spreadsheet open, copy the
Scorecard to be formatted into my spreadsheet and then run the macro from
there. I would like to make this work without the middle-man so to speak.
Is it possible to have this code function whenever the end user opens the
spreadsheet to be formatted? In other words I want it so that when anyone on
my team opens the Scorecard spreadsheet my toolbar and macro will run
directly from the Excel the spreadsheet opens in.

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