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Opening a Word Document in Excel
Hi -
1. How do I open a specific word document from Excel? The document is actually mail merged to the excel spreadsheet (which isn't a problem). Ex. I have excel doing a loop of about 200 calculations which stores the information for the word doc. and it prints off the results. Next, I want the word document to open and run through a macro. I have the document to close each time because I need the original document to open for each calculation. This is handled through word - no problem (I already have this programmed). However, this leads me to my 2nd and final question. 2. How do I keep Excel from prompting me to save? I do not want to have to hit cancel (about 200 times) everytime the document closes. *****If you can't answer 2 right away, that's okay, but please help me with #1. I'm in great need of an answer. XP is the OS. Thanks so much!!!!! Tonja |
Opening a Word Document in Excel
Tonja,
For #1 see the example code below. Be sure to build a reference to the MS Word Object library via tools. Sub test() Dim objWordApp As Word.Application Dim strFileName As String Set objWordApp = New Word.Application objWordApp.Visible = True strFileName = "c:\temp\test.doc" objWordApp.Documents.Open strFileName End Sub For #2 simply set the property of the worksheet as shown below. ActiveWorkbook.Saved = True If the workbook to be closed is not the active workbook, then simply set the reference appropriately. -Tim -----Original Message----- Hi - 1. How do I open a specific word document from Excel? The document is actually mail merged to the excel spreadsheet (which isn't a problem). Ex. I have excel doing a loop of about 200 calculations which stores the information for the word doc. and it prints off the results. Next, I want the word document to open and run through a macro. I have the document to close each time because I need the original document to open for each calculation. This is handled through word - no problem (I already have this programmed). However, this leads me to my 2nd and final question. 2. How do I keep Excel from prompting me to save? I do not want to have to hit cancel (about 200 times) everytime the document closes. *****If you can't answer 2 right away, that's okay, but please help me with #1. I'm in great need of an answer. XP is the OS. Thanks so much!!!!! Tonja . |
Opening a Word Document in Excel
Thank you very much, Tim.
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