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Accessing the call stack in an Excel VBA macro?
There is a control which lists the call stack members when you are in the
VBA programming environment. I need to access this from within a VBA macro at run time. Does anybody have a clue how to do this? |
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Accessing the call stack in an Excel VBA macro?
According to Ken Getz in the VBA Developer's Handbook... "VBA doesn't provide any method for retrieving this information" -- You would have to write your own code to keep track of calls/releases. -- Jim Cone Portland, Oregon USA (compare stuff, find stuff, remove stuff: http://tinyurl.com/XLCompanion) "Mike Suman" wrote in message There is a control which lists the call stack members when you are in the VBA programming environment. I need to access this from within a VBA macro at run time. Does anybody have a clue how to do this? |
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