Thank you, Jane, for this suggestion. It's certainly
on the right track. I'm having a few practical problems,
however.
I admit that I'm a novice at Word macros, but I don't
believe there is any way to force one macro to run immediately after another
one finishes.
The best plan I can come up with is to code my own
mGenerateReport macro stored in the document that will override the one
included in SoDA. In my own version of mGenerateReport, I
could invoke SoDA's version and then invoke my own
macro.
The problem with this plan is that SoDA does not seem to
expose the signatures of its macros. I don't know what parameters
mGenerateReport needs, and I can't seem to guess.
Further, I'm not sure how to invoke SoDA's mGenerateReport
because the structure of the Sodamacros template is hidden from me. I
don't know what module it's in.
Finally, I'm not completely sure I'll be able to override
the SoDA menu to invoke my version of mGenerateReport when I select Generate
Report, since I can't see how it's called from the SoDA menu.
Is there any help available on these points?
>>> "Troxel, Jane" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 10/02/02
10:24AM >>>
Hello
Vincent,
SoDA exposes a
whole list of macros which you might consider using in this case. For
example, look at the mGenerateReport macro and see if you could include
your macro...or maybe the mGenerateBatch macro. Something like
that.
Jane Troxel
SoDA
Technical Support Engineer
Greetings to all.
I have a Word macro that I run against a report generated
from SoDA.
Ideally, I'd like the macro to run
automatically every time I generate the report from the
template.
Does anybody know how to make this happen?
Thank you for considering this
issue.
