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VBA: Make Excel the active application
Hi,
I'm having the following problem... Anyone can help me? I have VBA code set in Excel that is triggered on Workbook_Open. The code opens an instance of Word and opens a .doc file to get information from it and enters this data in the Excel file in which the code resides. It does that for all .doc files that resides in a specific path. The problem is the following: The Excel file is opened from a link in a Word file. Before executing the full procedure from the Excel file, the code asks the user to confirm he wants to proceed. This confirmation is not brought to the foreground. Rather, an alert sound is heard and the user needs to activate Excel to see the question. Word stays on screen as the active application. How can I bring Excel to the foreground right after the link is followed in the Word file? Thanks for your help! |
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