xlapp.run "macroname", any arguments [the ugly way]
or callbyname
or wb.ws.yourProc
if you post your vb code and vba routine and I'll do a full example
Access is cleaner if your vba code is in classes either your own or behind
the excel objects
cheers
Simon
"B Deepak" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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Simon,
As such, I dont have any specific requirement. But for the time being, I
have to define a macro with array as a argument. And this macro should be
called from our vb class with array as a argument.
Waiting for ur reply...
Thanks,
Deepak
"Simon Murphy" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> xlapp.run "macroname", any arguments [the ugly way]
> or callbyname
> or wb.ws.yourProc
> if you post your vb code and vba routine and I'll do a full example
> Access is cleaner if your vba code is in classes either your own or behind
> the excel objects
> cheers
> Simon
>
> "B Deepak" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
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