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I have an application I've written that pulls data from several other
workbooks in order to perform some calculations. Right now I have it set up where I make very specific definitions in the VB code: Set Range = Worksheets("NamedWorkbook").Range("NamedRange") However, this is very cumbersome because it requires too much manipulation How can I alter my code so that users can be queried for what workbook/range combinations match a particular request without having to name the range. Perferable, I'd what the user to just input the name of the workbook and the appropriate corresponding range. |
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