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Dynamic macro assignments.

Asked by MaineBiotech in Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software, VB Script

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Here's my hypothetical situation, just to make it simpler to work with. I have two workbooks Book1 and Templates. When a user enters data into Sheet1 in Book1 and presses a certain button, it opens Templates (which is a book full of different sheet templates) selects the correct template and copies it over into Book1.

This all works great. No issues yet. So, within these templates are different Buttons assigned to macros within module1 in book1. Or at least they are supposed to be. These templates are never used in anything other than Book1. Yet when I press the button that's supposed to activate Macro1 in Module1 in Book1, it opens Templates and discovers that there is no Module1 to call Macro1. I know that a simple fix would be to change the name of Workbook called on the button aka 'Book1'!Macro1, but Book1 will have its name changed by the user. So what I need is a way to effect the Assigned Macro string in VBA so that it changes whenever you save Book1 to something else.

If this doesn't make sense, I'll try to make a quick example as to what I'm talking about. Thank you, and good luck!Start Free Trial
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