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ActiveSheet.Paste - Error help?
This short macro below, gets stopped with an error in the last line
which reads 'ActiveSheet.Paste', if the referenced workbook, (test1.xls), is already open when the macro is run. This macro runs without errors on both the Windows Excel97 and the Mac Excel98 platforms when the referenced workbook 'test1.xls", is not open at the time that this macro is run. (This is the beginning of a longer macro.) How can this procedure be fixed to make it so the macro can run even if the "test1.xls" workbook is already open? This macro is started while viewing an active workbook with downloaded quotes. .....Macro starts below here.... Sub TEST_Quote_Copier() Application.ScreenUpdating = False Range("A1:I120").Copy mydir = ActiveWorkbook.Path Workbooks.Open FileName:=mydir & Application.PathSeparator & "test1.xls" Sheets("xyzQuotes").Activate Range("A10").Select ActiveSheet.Paste End Sub .... am enjoying the learning curve. Thanks for all the help. -Dennis |
ActiveSheet.Paste - Error help?
change it to be this procedure
Sub TEST_Quote_Copier() Dim x As Workbook Dim mydir As String Application.ScreenUpdating = False Range("A1:I120").Copy mydir = ActiveWorkbook.Path For Each x In Workbooks If x.Name = "test1.xls" Then x.Activate Sheets("xyzQuotes").Activate Range("A10").Select ActiveSheet.Paste Exit Sub End If Next Workbooks.Open Filename:=mydir & Application.PathSeparator & "test1.xls" Sheets("xyzQuotes").Activate Range("A10").Select ActiveSheet.Paste End Sub "dk_" wrote: This short macro below, gets stopped with an error in the last line which reads 'ActiveSheet.Paste', if the referenced workbook, (test1.xls), is already open when the macro is run. This macro runs without errors on both the Windows Excel97 and the Mac Excel98 platforms when the referenced workbook 'test1.xls", is not open at the time that this macro is run. (This is the beginning of a longer macro.) How can this procedure be fixed to make it so the macro can run even if the "test1.xls" workbook is already open? This macro is started while viewing an active workbook with downloaded quotes. .....Macro starts below here.... Sub TEST_Quote_Copier() Application.ScreenUpdating = False Range("A1:I120").Copy mydir = ActiveWorkbook.Path Workbooks.Open FileName:=mydir & Application.PathSeparator & "test1.xls" Sheets("xyzQuotes").Activate Range("A10").Select ActiveSheet.Paste End Sub .... am enjoying the learning curve. Thanks for all the help. -Dennis |
ActiveSheet.Paste - Error help?
Walid,
Your code below, gets stopped at the same place as my code below, when my 'test1.xls' file is open. It does run the same as my code below when my test1 file is closed. Thanks. -Dennis In article , Walid M. Bahgat wrote: change it to be this procedure Sub TEST_Quote_Copier() Dim x As Workbook Dim mydir As String Application.ScreenUpdating = False Range("A1:I120").Copy mydir = ActiveWorkbook.Path For Each x In Workbooks If x.Name = "test1.xls" Then x.Activate Sheets("xyzQuotes").Activate Range("A10").Select ActiveSheet.Paste Exit Sub End If Next Workbooks.Open Filename:=mydir & Application.PathSeparator & "test1.xls" Sheets("xyzQuotes").Activate Range("A10").Select ActiveSheet.Paste End Sub "dk_" wrote: This short macro below, gets stopped with an error in the last line which reads 'ActiveSheet.Paste', if the referenced workbook, (test1.xls), is already open when the macro is run. This macro runs without errors on both the Windows Excel97 and the Mac Excel98 platforms when the referenced workbook 'test1.xls", is not open at the time that this macro is run. (This is the beginning of a longer macro.) How can this procedure be fixed to make it so the macro can run even if the "test1.xls" workbook is already open? This macro is started while viewing an active workbook with downloaded quotes. .....Macro starts below here.... Sub TEST_Quote_Copier() Application.ScreenUpdating = False Range("A1:I120").Copy mydir = ActiveWorkbook.Path Workbooks.Open FileName:=mydir & Application.PathSeparator & "test1.xls" Sheets("xyzQuotes").Activate Range("A10").Select ActiveSheet.Paste End Sub .... am enjoying the learning curve. Thanks for all the help. -Dennis |
ActiveSheet.Paste - Error help?
Don,
Your code works, but ONLY when the file my 'test1.xls' file is already open. When my file 'test1.xls' is closed, Excel gets stopped with: Run-time error '9' Subscript out of range. How could I include your example with an 'IF' test, to run your code if my 'test1.xls' file is open, OR run my code, posted below, if the 'test1.xls' file in NOT open? Thanks for the instruction. I will use your example in other types of copying data situations to be used for files that are already open. -Dennis In article , "Don Guillett" wrote: Try this which does not need to open the destination wb. Sub copytoopenwbfromactivewb()' ONE line Range("c5:c8").Copy Workbooks("yourfile.xls").Sheets("sheet1").Range(" a1") End Sub or this for ease of reading with continuation _ character Sub copytoopenwbfromactivewb()' split line Range("c5:c8").Copy _ Workbooks("yourfile.xls").Sheets("sheet1").Range(" a1") End Sub -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "dk_" wrote in message ... This short macro below, gets stopped with an error in the last line which reads 'ActiveSheet.Paste', if the referenced workbook, (test1.xls), is already open when the macro is run. This macro runs without errors on both the Windows Excel97 and the Mac Excel98 platforms when the referenced workbook 'test1.xls", is not open at the time that this macro is run. (This is the beginning of a longer macro.) How can this procedure be fixed to make it so the macro can run even if the "test1.xls" workbook is already open? This macro is started while viewing an active workbook with downloaded quotes. ....Macro starts below here.... Sub TEST_Quote_Copier() Application.ScreenUpdating = False Range("A1:I120").Copy mydir = ActiveWorkbook.Path Workbooks.Open FileName:=mydir & Application.PathSeparator & "test1.xls" Sheets("xyzQuotes").Activate Range("A10").Select ActiveSheet.Paste End Sub ... am enjoying the learning curve. Thanks for all the help. -Dennis |
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