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How to call sub() from different file

Asked by Or_A in VB Script, Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software

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hi,

i have a regular sub() procedure (not event-handler procedure) in an excel file #1.
inside an excel file #2 in which i have a form, and in this form's code i open and activate the #1 excel file.
then i copy and paste some data from #1 to #2 etc, but i also want to run the sub().
just activating #2 and then 'call sub' returned error. what should i do?

the form's code is attached.

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Private Sub OK_Click()
 
  Dim path As String
  Dim name$
  Dim xlsapp As Object
 
  path = findquote.Label1
  Workbooks.Open path
  name$ = ActiveWorkbook.name
 
  ThisWorkbook.Sheets(1).Activate
  Range("A1").Copy
  Workbooks(name$).Activate
  Range("A1").PasteSpecial xlPasteValues
  Call Sub
 
End Sub
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