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Hi,
I have a form that is being displayed automatically upon opening the workbook (I have added the following code in the workbook open event: Private Sub Workbook_Open() FrmMain.Show End Sub However, I have another workbook that imports information from this (and many copies of this) workbook). It automatically opens the workbook, however it halts on the userform that is being displayed. Is there a possibility that the form is closed with VBA code? Currently I have: Path = ActiveWorkbook.Path & "\IMPORT\" ChDir Path f = Dir(Path & "*.xls") While f < "" Workbooks.Open f, , , , "PASSWORD" Unload FrmMain Sheets("Overview").Activate The code stops on Unload FrmMain. Is there another way to bypass this? Mark |
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Mark,
To open a file without running the auto_open macro or the open event, use Application.EnableEvents = False Workbooks.Open f, , , , "PASSWORD" Application.EnableEvents = True HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Ixtreme" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a form that is being displayed automatically upon opening the workbook (I have added the following code in the workbook open event: Private Sub Workbook_Open() FrmMain.Show End Sub However, I have another workbook that imports information from this (and many copies of this) workbook). It automatically opens the workbook, however it halts on the userform that is being displayed. Is there a possibility that the form is closed with VBA code? Currently I have: Path = ActiveWorkbook.Path & "\IMPORT\" ChDir Path f = Dir(Path & "*.xls") While f < "" Workbooks.Open f, , , , "PASSWORD" Unload FrmMain Sheets("Overview").Activate The code stops on Unload FrmMain. Is there another way to bypass this? Mark |
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On 18 sep, 14:39, "Bernie Deitrick" <deitbe @ consumer dot org wrote:
Mark, To open a file without running the auto_open macro or the open event, use Application.EnableEvents = False Workbooks.Open f, , , , "PASSWORD" Application.EnableEvents = True HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Ixtreme" wrote in message ... Hi, I have a form that is being displayed automatically upon opening the workbook (I have added the following code in the workbook open event: Private Sub Workbook_Open() FrmMain.Show End Sub However, I have another workbook that imports information from this (and many copies of this) workbook). It automatically opens the workbook, however it halts on the userform that is being displayed. Is there a possibility that the form is closed with VBA code? Currently I have: Path = ActiveWorkbook.Path & "\IMPORT\" ChDir Path f = Dir(Path & "*.xls") While f < "" * *Workbooks.Open f, , , , "PASSWORD" * *Unload FrmMain * *Sheets("Overview").Activate The code stops on Unload FrmMain. Is there another way to bypass this? Mark- Tekst uit oorspronkelijk bericht niet weergeven - - Tekst uit oorspronkelijk bericht weergeven - Thanks Bernie! That is exactly what I needed. Great! Kind regards, Mark |
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