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Excel97 - macro activates twice from toolbar

Asked by PaultheGreat in Microsoft Office Suite

I made a macro subroutine for Excel97 that with one parameter that I call from a custom toolbar with a few buttons.

the macro is in this format:

Public Sub myMacro(a As Integer)
    ...
End Sub

and then I have several buttons on my custom toolbar point to the macro:

'myWorkbookName'!ThisWorkbook.myMacro(n)

where n is a number that is specified differently depending on which button you press on the toolbar.
The macro activates fine... the only problem is that it activates twice for each single time that I press a button on the toolbar. Why? What can I do to prevent this happening?

Naturally I could do something like this...

Dim goneTwiceYet As Boolean
Public Sub myMacro(a As Integer)
    goneTwiceYet = Not goneTwiceYet
    If goneTwiceYet Then Exit Sub
    ...
End Sub

but I'd rather be able to set up my toolbar so that I don't have to edit my macro functions like that to fix the bug. Note: I do not want suggestions, as above; I would much rather have solutions, thank you.
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