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Two Workbooks
Hi,
Book1 has code that opens Book2. The WorkBook.Open events in Book2 don't run. Is there a solution or an alternative way to run the code in Book2 ? regards, Don -- |
Two Workbooks
Unless events are disabled, the workbook_open event in book2 should run
(unless you open up the workbook using a macro started with a shortcut key combination which includes a Shift). If your macro in book2 is actually an Auto_Open macro, then these do not run when the workbook is opened programmatically. You would have to start it with your code. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Donald Lloyd" wrote in message ... Hi, Book1 has code that opens Book2. The WorkBook.Open events in Book2 don't run. Is there a solution or an alternative way to run the code in Book2 ? regards, Don -- |
Two Workbooks
Hi,
Thanks to your combined superior expertise I've managed to sort it out - I think! I really don't know of any other way there is to get get specific advice on what are often obscure problems. regards, Don -- "Donald Lloyd" wrote in message ... Hi, Book1 has code that opens Book2. The WorkBook.Open events in Book2 don't run. Is there a solution or an alternative way to run the code in Book2 ? regards, Don -- |
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