A better strategy will be to have the macro run as a Workbook_Open() event.
So the following macro will be a property of the Workbook:
Private Sub Workbook_Open()
DoStuff
End Sub
You won't be able to automate this through a batch file, and doing it via automation in VBS is a can of worms that I guarantee you don't want to get into if you don't already know a lot about VB/A and VBS.
Hafizullah
Hafizullah
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