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Is there anyway to restore a workbook?
Is there anyway to restore a workbook?
I want to put ths function in Error Handling code. If there is anything wrong, just restore the workbook. |
Is there anyway to restore a workbook?
Hi Tim
It's impossible to go into detail unless we know "restore from what". "Throw this one in the can and load my last backup instead" should cover most instances though. Best wishes Harald Excel MVP Followup to newsgroup only please. "Tim Childs" wrote in message ... Harald don't tease ? <g Tim "Harald Staff" wrote in message ... Everything is possible with VBA. But it needs some clever programming. -- HTH. Best wishes Harald Excel MVP Followup to newsgroup only please. "Bin" wrote in message ... Is there anyway to restore a workbook? I want to put ths function in Error Handling code. If there is anything wrong, just restore the workbook. |
Is there anyway to restore a workbook?
Harald
that's true! Bin you might want to look at the method: ActiveWorkbook.SaveCopyAs to get you started hth (a bit!) Tim "Harald Staff" wrote in message ... Hi Tim It's impossible to go into detail unless we know "restore from what". "Throw this one in the can and load my last backup instead" should cover most instances though. Best wishes Harald Excel MVP Followup to newsgroup only please. "Tim Childs" wrote in message ... Harald don't tease ? <g Tim "Harald Staff" wrote in message ... Everything is possible with VBA. But it needs some clever programming. -- HTH. Best wishes Harald Excel MVP Followup to newsgroup only please. "Bin" wrote in message ... Is there anyway to restore a workbook? I want to put ths function in Error Handling code. If there is anything wrong, just restore the workbook. |
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