Often it is necessary while working to use a subroutine that is in another workbook. You can use VBA to call a sub from another workbook.
Calling a sub procedure from another one is pretty straightforward. There are two ways that you can call another subroutine from another: OptionExplicitPublicSubMyPublicSub()CallMyPrivateSub' use the Call keywordMyPrivateSub' just call the sub procedureEndSubPrivateSubMyPrivateSub()Debug.Print"In ...
Now I want to run it from another macro - should be simple enough to write: Call Re_Set - there is 1 optional argument that I don't need, but it just says Sub or Function not defined. How do I get it to recognise a Personal routine? [Sorry if this isn't strictl...
Sub GetDataFromClosedBook_WO_Formatting()creates a subroutine named GetDataFromClosedBook_WO_Formatting Dim source_data As Stringdeclares a variable source_data as a string-type data. source_data = "='E:\study\Office\Comments\Get Value From Another Workbook\[Source.xlsm]Sheet1'!$B$4:$E$10"...
0766 ' - call another subroutine that does something to it 0767 0768 ' - save the file 0769 0770 ' - close the file 0771 0772 0773 0774 Dim strCurrentFile As String ' variable to hold a single file name 0775 0776 Dim strFileSpec As String ' variable to hold our file...
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However, if I copy the DLL and Excel workbook to another computer where I do not have the Intel compiler loaded (but do have the Compaq compiler), it will not run - generates a "file not found" error even though the file is clearly there.If I rebuild the DLL there with the Comp...
In the first line of the VBAWorkbook_Opensubroutine: Dim cellRange as Range TheRangeobject is part of the Excel namespace; therefore, you need to qualify the object withExcel.Range. A little further down, notice the following line:
Step 3: To run your VBA code with the specified parameters, press F5 or call the subroutine from within Excel.Step 4: Excel will execute the code, and the specified content will be printed based on the parameter settings you defined.
I’m calling WasteTime from a subroutine assigned to a button. The WasteTime sub seems to endlessly-loop in your DO-LOOP, when I step through (same apparent operation as when I run it). If I ‘REM-out’ the call to WasteTime, it runs lickity-split, and you can’t see that it ...