Using Application.Run Method for Excel Macros

silenus

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I suspect that this is an elementary question, but I have not had to code an application object in the past. There is a single Workbook open, named Test.xlsm, with a single Worksheet, Sheet1. I would like to use the Application.Run Method to run Excel Macros. is the proper way to specify the Application ojbject for use with the Application.Run method. The macro that I wish to run has no parameters. The code:

Sub CodeRun()
Worksheets("Sheet1").Run (Setval)
End Sub

Sub Setval()
Cells(4, 4).Value = 8
End Sub

gives an "Expected Function or Variable" error.

Test.xlsm
D
4
Sheet1


Thanks.
 

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Sorry for the poor grammar above the question should read:
I suspect that this is an elementary question, but I have not had to code an application object in the past. There is a single Workbook open, named Test.xlsm, with a single Worksheet, Sheet1. I would like to use the Application.Run Method to run Excel Macros. What is the proper way to specify the Application ojbject for use with the Application.Run method. The macro that I wish to run has no parameters. The code is:

Sub CodeRun()
Worksheets("Sheet1").Run (Setval)
End Sub

Sub Setval()
Cells(4, 4).Value = 8
End Sub

gives an "Expected Function or Variable" error.

Thanks

Test.xlsm
D
4
Sheet1




Test.xlsm
 
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I would pass the sheet name as a parameter and use Call
VBA Code:
Sub CodeRun()
Call Setval("Sheet1")
End Sub

Sub Setval(strSheetName As String)
Worksheets(strSheetName).Cells(4, 4).Value = 8
End Sub
 
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