D
Douglas
This follwoing command will open the Macro Dialog Box ;
and because it says Wait:=False it will continue to the
next line of code ....
Application.SendKeys Keys:="%tmm", Wait:=False
Question: Is there a command that I can use in the next
line of the macro that will return the Macro Name field of
the current macro selected in the Macro Dialog Box so that
I can test it to see if it is the one I am looking for?
Thank you for your help.
Steven
and because it says Wait:=False it will continue to the
next line of code ....
Application.SendKeys Keys:="%tmm", Wait:=False
Question: Is there a command that I can use in the next
line of the macro that will return the Macro Name field of
the current macro selected in the Macro Dialog Box so that
I can test it to see if it is the one I am looking for?
Thank you for your help.
Steven