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There is another post on here (which I can't find anymore) which described setting a .param field <br />
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Basically, with VB in Word (2007) I can't directly pass formal function parameters as I could in a stronger language like C. Instead, I need to define .param &nbsp;entries and then issue lengthy callbacks. Good thing this is a simple app :)
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There is another post on here (which I can't find anymore) which described setting a .param field

Basically, with VB in Word (2007) I can't directly pass formal function parameters as I could in a stronger language like C. Instead, I need to define .param  entries and then issue lengthy callbacks. Good thing this is a simple app :)

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I have a bunch of macros written in VBscript that I run from a Macro-Enabled Word Document (.DOCM) in MS Word 2007.<br />
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In general, all of my macros work, except one that I recently changed to accept an argument/function parameter. This is designed to allow me to parameterize an existing function. For some reason, whenever I give my vba macros the ability to use function parameters, they disappear on me. Any suggestions?<br />
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Thank you,<br />
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The code is:<br />
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<pre><code id="code-470823">Sub RunMyFavMacro(sParam1 As String)
     MSG(sParam1)
End Sub
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I have a bunch of macros written in VBscript that I run from a Macro-Enabled Word Document (.DOCM) in MS Word 2007.

In general, all of my macros work, except one that I recently changed to accept an argument/function parameter. This is designed to allow me to parameterize an existing function. For some reason, whenever I give my vba macros the ability to use function parameters, they disappear on me. Any suggestions?

Thank you,


The code is:


Word 2007 VBA Macros Disappear

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