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SUMMARYIn Microsoft Excel for Windows, you can use the EXECUTE() function to run version 2.0 Microsoft Word for Windows macros in a dynamic data exchange (DDE) macro. MORE INFORMATION
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For more information about the ToolsMacro function choose Help Index from the Help menu in Word for Windows, search on WordBasic, select WordBasic Programming Language, choose the Go To button, and select ToolsMacro from the list of WordBasic functions and statements. Explanation of MacroA1: Initiates the channel to Word for Windows.A2: Executes the ToolsMacro WordBasic command to run the macro called "TEST". NOTE: The two quotation marks on each side of the macro name are required to produce the one set of quotation marks needed by Word. A3: Terminates the DDE channel to Word for Windows. A4: Ends the macro. REFERENCES
"Function Reference," version 4.0, pages 139-140 Additional query words: 3.0 3.00 4.0 4.00 4.0a 4.00a 5.0 word basic run
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