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    Running a macro on specific day and time

    Hi all

    I have written the following macros with help from the internet.

    I am trying to get an already open Excel workbook to execute a macro every monday at 6:00:00 am.

    But i get an error when the time is reached saying the macro "RunWhen" is not available in the worksheet.

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    Can anyone help me please

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    Re: Running a macro on specific day and time

    This works for me. Put the code in a standard module, not a sheet module. For testing today, I've used vbWednesday instead of vbMonday, and a time in the near future.
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    Last edited by Chippy; 12-19-2012 at 11:46 AM.
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    Re: Running a macro on specific day and time

    Chippy! Great code! I have not done this stuff so far.

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    Am I right this code means, if the date set = today's date, excute Sheets("Sheet1").Range("A1") = 1 code? If I am right, this means I can call any macro once If Weekday(Date) = vbWednesday Then is set? Am I right?

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    Re: Running a macro on specific day and time

    AB33, correct. But please start your own thread with your specific request if you have further questions about this.

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    Re: Running a macro on specific day and time

    Hi Chippy

    Thanks for the help, the code seems to be working if I activate it on the specified time, but it soes not activate by itself.

    Any sugestions?

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    Re: Running a macro on specific day and time

    Is there nobody that has a solution to my problem?

    How to activate a macro, every monday at 6:00 am

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    Last edited by Freakazoid; 01-16-2013 at 03:28 AM.

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    Re: Running a macro on specific day and time

    Quote Originally Posted by Freakazoid View Post
    Thanks for the help, the code seems to be working if I activate it on the specified time, but it does not activate by itself.
    Call AutoUpdateWhen from the Workbook_Open routine. Save, close and reopen the workbook any time before 6 am on a Monday and leave an Excel instance open or the workbook itself open for AutoUpdateOn to run at 6 am on Monday and again the next Monday a week later (it actually runs every day at 6 am but just reschedules itself if it isn't Monday). If you don't want to keep Excel/the workbook open like this have a look at using the Windows Task Scheduler to open and run the macro every Monday at 6 am.

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    Re: Running a macro on specific day and time

    Thanks alot Chippy that was the last thing I needed to get it all working.

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