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It is possible to avoid 'compile Error' when calling another macro and
that macro doesn't exists, by using Application.Run. So, instead of using Call TheOtherMacro ....you use: Application.Run "TheOtherMacro" That way the original macro will still compile, even if 'TheOtherMacro' doesn't exists (yet). Is it possible to do something similar with UserForms??? If I use: UserForm1.Show ....and the userForm doesn't exists yet, the code will error during compile time, but I need my UserForm to be created during macro run, so is it possible to avoind compile error, if a UserForm doesn't exists yet, just as if a macro doesn't exists at compile time??? Thanks, CE |
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