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Workbooks Index (Excel 97)
Hi Dave:
Apparently workbooks do not expose the Index property. Regards, Vasant. "David Copp" wrote in message . ca... Greetings, Would like to be able to use "Index" for workbook collection but does not appear to be able to do so. 'i.e. index works fine for sheet collections as in following MsgBox ActiveWorkbook.ActiveSheet.Index 'but fails at workbook level. MsgBox ActiveWorkbook.Index Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Dave |
Workbooks Index (Excel 97)
? thisworkbook.Windows(1).Index
2 or ActiveWorkbook.windows(1).Index Ran this Sub CheckIndex() For Each wkbk In Workbooks Idex = wkbk.Windows(1).Index i = 0 For Each wkbk1 In Workbooks i = i + 1 If wkbk1.Name = wkbk.Name Then idex1 = i Exit For End If Next Debug.Print Idex, idex1, _ Workbooks(Idex).Name, Workbooks(idex1).Name Next End Sub and it clearly showed me there is no correlation between the Index of the workbook collection and the index of the Windows collection, but you may be able to meet your need by using the windows collection. ? activewindow.Index, activewindow.Parent.Name 1 check_proc.xls Of course the activewindow is always going to be index 1. The parent of a window is a workbook object. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy David Copp wrote in message . ca... Greetings, Would like to be able to use "Index" for workbook collection but does not appear to be able to do so. 'i.e. index works fine for sheet collections as in following MsgBox ActiveWorkbook.ActiveSheet.Index 'but fails at workbook level. MsgBox ActiveWorkbook.Index Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Dave |
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