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VBA between programmes

  1. #1
    PaulW
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    VBA between programmes

    I am using excel to run the majority of things with VBA but our server also
    has VBA which i use to pull daily reports from in the morning then open in
    excel.

    Is there a way to get this to interact with Excels VBA so i only need to run
    one macro to pull the reports off, then activate the macro to inport the
    files rather than running the two, and could this be done from Excel?

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    Bob Phillips
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    Re: VBA between programmes

    Why don't you just add code to your Personal.xls that pulls the reports in
    when you start Excel up, or maybe create an add-in that does it.

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    Bob Phillips

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    "PaulW" <PaulW@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    news:9E87DBB2-120D-4EDA-AB18-57058D5B02EA@microsoft.com...
    > I am using excel to run the majority of things with VBA but our server

    also
    > has VBA which i use to pull daily reports from in the morning then open in
    > excel.
    >
    > Is there a way to get this to interact with Excels VBA so i only need to

    run
    > one macro to pull the reports off, then activate the macro to inport the
    > files rather than running the two, and could this be done from Excel?




  3. #3
    Paul Lautman
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    Re: VBA between programmes

    PaulW wrote:
    > I am using excel to run the majority of things with VBA but our
    > server also has VBA which i use to pull daily reports from in the
    > morning then open in excel.
    >
    > Is there a way to get this to interact with Excels VBA so i only need
    > to run one macro to pull the reports off, then activate the macro to
    > inport the files rather than running the two, and could this be done
    > from Excel?


    Take a look at:
    http://www.experts-exchange.com/Prog..._21761150.html

    or

    http://tinyurl.com/qq33g

    if that link is broken



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