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I am writing a macro for Excel 2002 in VB. I am opening a .csv file from a
protected part of my web site. I have a dialog box requesting my user name and password. Excel remembered the values from last time, so all I have to do is click "OK" or hit enter on the keyboard. I tried the following script, but it seems to want to finish Open Filename before going on to SendKeys. Workbooks.Open Filename:= _ "http://www.osbornewood.com/_private/test.csv" SendKeys "{ENTER}" How can I make it go on to the next step without waiting for the document to actually open? (The SendKeys "{ENTER}" is to get past the dialog box.) Is this the right general idea, or am I totally on the wrong track? Matthew |
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