calling a subroutine outside a spreadsheet

[dino]

I have just inheireted a spreadsheet that locates many routines in a separate xls. It then executes them with application.Run (ActiveWorkbookName & "!subroutinename") which seems rather unusual to me.

I believe this has been done so that no code is left in the calling program where the user can not see/modify the code - is this module itself.

How else would you execute code without exposing it to the user and making it available to be monkied with?

 

[Tom Ogilvy]

Password protect the code/project in the VBE under Tools.

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Tom Ogilvy

I have just inheireted a spreadsheet that locates many routines in a

separate xls. It then executes them with application.Run
(ActiveWorkbookName & "!subroutinename") which seems rather unusual to me.

I believe this has been done so that no code is left in the calling

program where the user can not see/modify the code - is this module itself.

How else would you execute code without exposing it to the user and making

it available to be monkied with?

 

[dino]

THEN HOW DO i MAKE THE EXTERNAL CALL,


to call cat in spreadsheet dog module 1:

call dog.vpb.module1.cat ??????????????

 

[Tom Ogilvy]

You don't make an external call. You put the code in the worksheet where
you use it.

Otherwise, use the method you already have Application.Run

 

[Tom Ogilvy]

Change worksheet to workbook.

 

[dino]

You don't make an external call. You put the code in the worksheet where
you use it.

Otherwise, use the method you already have Application.Run