Hi all, I tried to run this code 
#!/usr/bin/perl
use Win32::OLE qw(in with);
use Win32::OLE::Const 'Microsoft Visio';
my $Visio = Win32::OLE->new('Visio.Application');


$MacroName = "Stencil";
#Running a macro
$visiofile = "d:\\VisioProject\\StencilProject.vsd";
my $Doc = $Visio->{'Documents'}->Open($visiofile); 

$Visio->Run($MacroName);
$Visio->Quit

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When i run the similar code in Word, it does run the macro. But when i try in Visio, it just open the doc without running the macro. Can anyone help me what's wrong with my code. I try to search the running macro method for visio but i just couldnt find it. I really need some help here as i stuck in this quite a long time. Thanks for help.

In reply to run visio macro in perl by flow3rgirlz

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