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Hi, I want to store Procedure names in cells, loop through the cells and call the Procedures. I tried storing the cell value in a string variable eg procstring and using "Call procstring", but it gives an error. Is there a way to do this? Thanks in advance for the help. Regards, Raj You need to look up (F1) the CallByName() function if you want to execute procedures by procedure name. In this case, you'll need a class module (ie: cEntryPoints) that lists the procedures as public methods of the class. These don't have to have the actual code you want to run, but they should call the procedure you want to run. Example: Enter "Macro1" in Range("A1") of the active worksheet In a class module named cEntryPoints: Public gsParams As String Sub Macro1() 'Do stuff or redirect to another procedure MsgBox gsParams End Sub In a standard module named mEntryPoints: Sub ProcessMyMacro(ProcName As String, Optional Params As String) Dim oEntryPoints As New cEntryPoints oEntryPoints.gsParams = Params CallByName oEntryPoints, ProcName, vbMethod Set oEntryPoints = Nothing End Sub In any standard module, userform, or worksheet/ThisWorkbook 'OnAction for a control: Sub MyMacro1() ProcessMyMacro Range("A1").Value, "You called me!" End Sub 'Inside an event procedu ProcessMyMacro Range("A1").Value, "You called me!" Open the Macros dialog and run 'MyMacro1'. HTH -- Garry Free usenet access at http://www.eternal-september.org ClassicVB Users Regroup! comp.lang.basic.visual.misc |
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