Johnny Andersson wrote:
To try to explain better, I have my subroutines and functions
organized like
this (I changed the names of most things in this example):
MyMacroDocument.ods -> Standard -> CellFunctions:
I wrote a few cell functions, but don't bother about them, because
they are
not a part of my problem...
MyMacroDocument.ods -> Standard -> OneMacro:
A macro with a few subroutines and functions.
MyMacroDocument.ods -> Standard -> AnotherMacro:
A macro with a few subroutines and functions, some of them are exactly
the
same as some of the OneMacro ones, so I thought that I wouldn't have to
write them (or copy-paste them) again.
Do anyone have a clue about what I am talking about and how to solve the
"problem"?
Thanks
Johnny
I belivee that you said that you can NOT call a macro from one library
to another. You can certainly do this providing the library is loaded
and visible. So, you can not directly call a macro in a different
document, but a different library should be automatic providing you have
already loaded the library. As a start, (I am too tired to explain what
is really going on here), open each macro for editing (one after the
other) because this will force the libraries to be loaded. Now, have one
macro call the other and it should work just fine.
The macros must have unique names. Meaning... If I ahve a macro named
PrintThedocument() in two different libraries or modules, there will be
a problem knowing which is called.
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