How to call and run a Macro (StatusV2) stored on Workbook1 onto Workbook2

Vaghela

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How do I run a macro module. This macro is on workbook1 and everyday i want it to be run on a another workbook (named workbook2). Workbook2 needs to be non macro enabled workbook. Both the Workbook are opened.
I was not able to get any appropriate code which completes this action. Any assistance would be appreciated.

I dont think the following code is of any help in the above scenario.

Application
.Run "'"& Workbook1&"'!StatusV2"

Thanks
Vaghy

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If workbook2 has to be an .xlsx file then you cannot call a macro from it.
However if at the top of your macro insert
Code:
Workbooks("Workbook2.xlsx").activate
That might enable you to do what you're after.
If that doesn't work you'll need to post your code here
 
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the following code has worked.... Is it the most efficient way?

Windows("Workbook2.xlsx").Activate
 
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If workbook2 has to be an .xlsx file then you cannot call a macro from it.
However if at the top of your macro insert
Code:
Workbooks("Workbook2.xlsx").activate
That might enable you to do what you're after.
If that doesn't work you'll need to post your code here


thanks for your assistance
 
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Glad to help & thanks for the feedback
 
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