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Dick Harkins
Mar 13, 2021Copper Contributor
Developer + Macros doesn't produce a list of macros
From the ribbon: Selecting Developer and then Macros doesn't produce a droplist of the macros in the file.
HansVogelaar
Mar 13, 2021MVP
Clicking Developer > Macros shouldn't produce a dropdown list but open the Macro dialog:
- Dick HarkinsMar 14, 2021Copper Contributor
Hans:
Appreciate the response.
The issue is clicking on Macros opens the dialogue box but there is no list of the macros . there are over 200 associated with the file.
- Dick HarkinsMar 14, 2021Copper ContributorYes .. along with the List of macros being absent, the Ctrl + "letter" function doesn't work. I have numerous macros that are tied to a letter and that is also not working. Earlier versions of this file do not have either of these issues. I have had this problem before and have had to use an earlier version and rebuild it to incorporate the newer features contained in the problem version.
- HansVogelaarMar 14, 2021MVP
Thanks for your PM. If you can see the macros in the Visual Basic Editor but not in the Alt+F8 Macro dialog, I don't know what causes it. I'd have to see a copy of the workbook to investigate it.
- Dick HarkinsMar 14, 2021Copper ContributorYes .. along with the List of macros being absent, the Ctrl + "letter" function doesn't work. I have numerous macros that are tied to a letter and that is also not working. Earlier versions of this file do not have either of these issues. I have had this problem before and have had to use an earlier version and rebuild it to incorporate the newer features contained in the problem version.
- HansVogelaarMar 14, 2021MVP
Are you absolutely sure that the macros are stored in that workbook?
Can you see them in the Visual Basic Editor?
- HansVogelaarMar 14, 2021MVP
Have you selected the correct workbook or 'All Open Workbooks' from the 'Macros in' dropdown?