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  1. 03-21-2019, 08:18 AM #1
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    Call Macro's if D1 = "text"

    Hello,

    I used the code below to call a macro is D1 is a certain text.
    If it not true then another macro is called.
    The macro's work fine if i just call them without VBA code.
    I think somthing is nog right in the "If" line but i don't know what.

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    Re: Call Macro's if D1 = "text"

    Hi Afjio12,

    The If statement should be fine, but 1. It is case sensitive, so does the cell have "English" or "english" in it? 2. Is the language entered as text or the result of a formula? 3. Is the sheet with D1 the active sheet when the macro runs?
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    Re: Call Macro's if D1 = "text"

    I think it will be case of sensitivity.
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    Re: Call Macro's if D1 = "text"

    No the text is exactly the same and entered by a pulldown menu. There is only 1 sheet so that shouldn't be the case either
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    Re: Call Macro's if D1 = "text"

    Any chance you can attach the file?
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    Re: Call Macro's if D1 = "text"

    Yes here it is
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    Re: Call Macro's if D1 = "text"

    You got this macro inside sheet code.
    If you want to run it automatically after dropdown menu choice you have to change it into:

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    Re: Call Macro's if D1 = "text"

    Afjio12,

    Die macro doet het wel? Is de bedoeling dat die automatisch loopt als D1 verandert?

    Edit KOKOSEK beat me to it, I was getting at the same thing lol.
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    Re: Call Macro's if D1 = "text"

    Yes this works
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