Maybe you could insert another worksheet (hidden) in your workbook.

All that would have on it is links to that range in the closed workbook. Then
use that range in your code.

Darren wrote:

My worry is that the file is constantly updated. I would not want to hinder
other people when they want to update.
Is there any way other way to link to the data without opening it?
I have 2 columns of data on the data file. First column is dates. 2nd
column, prices.
On my own file here, i have the same 2 columns.
I want to copy the prices, corresponding to the list of dates in my file,
from data file to my file.
Tricky part is that if the prices are not available, i'd want to get the
next most updated price.
This seems quite complex to me, and has occupied me the whole day thinking. :)
Any ideas? No choice must open the data file?

"Frank Kabel" wrote:

Hi
yes, the workbook must be open for this command

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Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany

"Darren" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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Can anyone spot why the below code is giving me an error?
Set rng =
Workbooks("\\Michael\Trading\Fuel\Fuel_Data.xls"). Worksheets("Fuel
Data").Range("A1935:A4000")

Also, must the workbooks be open if i want to get the program to find
a date
and get the corresponding data?



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Dave Peterson