change it to

Windows("SWITCHBOARD.XLS").Activate

Using the extension will always work. Not using the extension works
dependent on a setting under windows folder options about showing known
extensions I believe.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"G" wrote in message
...
It says:

Runtime Error "9"
Subscript out of Range

SWITCHBOARD is definately open because a button on
SWITCHBOARD opens the SOURCE2 workbook...the code that's
not working is to return you from SOURCE2 back to
SWITCHBOARD...it isn't supposed to close SOURCE2, it just
sends you back to SWITCHBOARD.
I tried it with Select instead of Activate and it still
won't work.
Thanks,
G

-----Original Message-----
Hi
what does this message say?
- maybe the other file is not open?

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Regards
Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany


G wrote:
I have this code:

Private Sub CommandButton30_Click()
Windows("SWITCHBOARD").Activate
End Sub

It just switches you to a different open workbook. It
works just fine on my computer, but is doesn't work on a
co-workers computer. He has Excel 2002, the security is
set to Trust Access to Visual Basic Projects, but it
just
sends you the de-bug message.
Help?
G
.