Hi
Depending exactly what you want to do... Google the "shell" command for VBA, which allows invocation of an external program (and arguments).
Neil
Neil Thomson,
Nuclear Medicine Physics Section,
Medical Physics,
Kent and Canterbury Hospital,
UK. CT1 3NG
+44 (0) 1227 766877
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Subject: Call ImageJ Macro from VBA?
I'd like to be able to run a macro from a VBA script in excel. Would anyone
happen to know how to how this might be done from inside the VBA interface?
Thanks.
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