Quick Access Tool bar

Roderick_E

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I'm trying to add to my quick access tool bar but it only seems to see macros WITHOUT arguments.
 

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How would you pass arguments to a macro if you ran it from the QAT?
 
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How would you pass arguments to a macro if you ran it from the QAT?

Good question. I want the user to actually call another macro which does utilize arguments. I tried application.run workbookname!macroname but I do not know how to add arguments to that either.
 
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Thanks Fluff for the handhold,
I got it to do what I wanted with this code:
Code:
Dim xlst As Workbook
Set xlst = Workbooks("XLSuperTool2.xlam")
Application.Run "'" & xlst.Name & "'!xluihandler", "bulletpointer"
 
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