Can I activate an open workbook without knowing name?

I have a macro that unprotects a workbook, copys and moves a worksheet,
activates the main workbook to re-protect it but I want to leave the user in
the new workbook. I dont know if the name is Book2 or Book3, etc

Sheets("Grid (2)").Move
ThisWorkbook.Activate
Sheets("Cover").Select
Range("C11").Select
ActiveWorkbook.Protect (["password"])
Now I want to activate the single sheet workbook that I moved (Book2 or Book3)

When you are in the new workbook, set a workbook object to it

Set oWB = ActiveWorkbook

You can always come back to it using that object variable

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HTH

Bob Phillips

"Jim Cottrell" wrote in message
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Can I activate an open workbook without knowing name?

I have a macro that unprotects a workbook, copys and moves a worksheet,
activates the main workbook to re-protect it but I want to leave the user
in
the new workbook. I don't know if the name is Book2 or Book3, etc

Sheets("Grid (2)").Move
ThisWorkbook.Activate
Sheets("Cover").Select
Range("C11").Select
ActiveWorkbook.Protect (["password"])
Now I want to activate the single sheet workbook that I moved (Book2 or
Book3)

I like to use a range object and use that:

Dim CurRng as range

set currng = selection
'do lots of stuff
'now go back
application.goto currng



Jim Cottrell wrote:

Can I activate an open workbook without knowing name?

I have a macro that unprotects a workbook, copys and moves a worksheet,
activates the main workbook to re-protect it but I want to leave the user in
the new workbook. I dont know if the name is Book2 or Book3, etc

Sheets("Grid (2)").Move
ThisWorkbook.Activate
Sheets("Cover").Select
Range("C11").Select
ActiveWorkbook.Protect (["password"])
Now I want to activate the single sheet workbook that I moved (Book2 or Book3)

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Dave Peterson