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Browsing/opening a file with a macro
is there a way to use a macro to open a file. i know you can use the findfile
function. but what i am looking for is for when the macro runs it opens a browse box that prompts the user to find their file to open. then it opens the file. any suggestions? -- --Chip Smith-- MVP Wannabe :) |
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Browsing/opening a file with a macro
Take a look at application.getopenfilename in VBA's help
Chip Smith wrote: is there a way to use a macro to open a file. i know you can use the findfile function. but what i am looking for is for when the macro runs it opens a browse box that prompts the user to find their file to open. then it opens the file. any suggestions? -- --Chip Smith-- MVP Wannabe :) -- Dave Peterson |
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