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Peter Rowe

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Over several years, I have been creating and updating an elaborate spreadsheet using VBA and XLM 4 macros. It all works fine. You may wonder why I still use XLM 4 type macros - and my reply is to admit that my detailed experience of VBA is very, very limited and since the XLM macro operates correctly, I choose not to (somehow) convert this macro into a modern VBA version.

The spreadsheet opens after running an AUTO_OPEN sequence. This is written in XLM code.

I now want that one particular VBA macro runs the AUTO_OPEN macro too. Despite experimenting with VBA codes, every command that I have tried, fails.

I just wonder if you may have any suggestions?
 

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