Just tesitng, checkin out and messin with the BBCodes and stuff
Just testing, checkin out and messin with the BBCodes and stuff to get familiar before "posting for real"
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_____ Workbook: Mappe1 ( Using Excel 2010 32 bit )
Worksheet: Tabelle1
Code:
Sub ShowRangeToBBCForm() 'Main Program
ufRangeToBBC.Show vbModeless
End Sub
Have I got a horizontal scroll bar , well it would appear so Alan
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Just testing / practicing
Just checking to see if i can remember how to post here, upload hre, etc.
ignore me - that is usually the best option...
Code:
Option Explicit
Sub MakeFinalVendors() ' Modul1.MakeFinalVendors
MsgBox prompt:="Hello"
End Sub
ggjgghg
OK , so I know how to post... but just trying to answer a Thread and getting denials, errors etc.
The forum is having issues I think...
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An answer I could not get to post in the main Excel sub forum
Hi
Another possibility.
Download both files, - put them anywhere as long as they are in the same place.
Just open FileToRunMacroInOtherFile.xls ( leave OtherFileWithSubMakeFinalVendorsInIt.xls closed )
Now run this macro which is in FileToRunMacroInOtherFile.xls
Code:
Sub AppRunSubMakeFinalVendorsInOtherFile() '
Application.Run macro:="'" & ThisWorkbook.Path & "\" & "OtherFileWithSubMakeFinalVendorsInIt.xls" & "'" & "!'Modul1.MakeFinalVendors'"
End Sub
That should cause the other file to open, and the macro in it , Sub MakeFinalVendors() , should run
( If you had both files open, the effect would be the same – running Sub AppRunSubMakeFinalVendorsInOtherFile() should make Sub MakeFinalVendors() run )
Alan