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Hello,

I have several Excel files that I update (refresh) the data on my C:\ drive
(much faster refreshing time). Then, I would have to copy all these files and
paste over the existing files (same file name) in a network drive.

Is there a way in macro to automate this process? I remembered back in the
DOS days, you can create a bat file to perform this function. Thanks
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Googled

shell bat excel

and got

'Excel run batch file from macro'
(http://www.mrexcel.com/archive/VBA/3600b.html)

If your .Bat file skills are intact, it might be a starting place...


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