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To: Bill Scoggin who wrote (3701)	10/24/2000 12:53:48 PM
From: Michael Olds	Read Replies (1) of 4056

I questioned Steve Yandel on www.pcnineoneone.com as follows: The answer is a qualified yes. A macro is a visual basic subroutine. You can call one macro from inside another macro. The key is how and when you launch the routine that contains the if statement. The ideal situation is where you trigger the if containing routine by some event, it tests the condition and either runs the other macro or shuts down. Thanks for this Steve, I think the guy wants to set up an IF () function as a formula (or part of one) in a cell, not as a part of another macro. i.e.: IF (B1>B2,run Macro1,0) I'd have to test and see if Excel's built in "If()" function will accept a subroutine as an argument. If not, a custom function using an if statement could easily be created so the answer is still yes. If you want to get into it more, go to PC911 and in the forum section look for "Excel Macro" discussion.

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