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Below is the code I used I probably didn't explain it very well in my previous post. Included what I did to get the macro to autorun when the filename contains a specific string.
Code:
Private Sub Document_Open() Call Filename End Sub Sub Filename() Dim Docname As String Docname = ActiveDocument.Name If Docname Like "*Contract*" Then Call contractchange End If If Docname Like "*contract*" Then Call contractchange End If End Sub Sub contractchange() Dim run As Variant run = MsgBox("do you want to make changes',vbYesNo) If run = vbNo Then Exit Sub If run = vbYes Then "remaining code goes here) Last edited by macropod; 11-30-2013 at 02:48 PM. Reason: Added code tags |
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macros don't work, macros in word, vba word |
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