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Basically I want to fill cells in workbook PeriodXX with
cells from workbook 202forecast. First I get a number from the user, then I use that to pick which sheet the data comes from: Sub UpdatePeriodXX() PeriodNum = Application.InputBox("Please Enter The Period Number") Worksheets("WEEKONE").Range("PERIOD").Value = PeriodNum Select Case PeriodNum Case 1 UpdateWeek1 Case 2 UpdateWeek2 Case Else Exit Sub End Select End Sub 'it gets thru this ok Sub UpdateWeek1() Workbooks("PeriodXXInProcess.xls").Worksheets ("WEEKONE").Range("Salary").Value = Workbooks ("202forecast.xls").Worksheets(PeriodNum).Range ("Salary").Value 'this is the line that errors out End Sub "Salary" is a range of cells. I named a range in both workbooks as Salary. I want to fill one range with the values from the other one. Is that not possible? Or is the syntax just wrong? Thank you - Sharon |
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I always use the names collection in a situation like this
Sub UpdateWeek1() Workbooks("PeriodXXInProcess.xls"). _ Worksheets("WEEKONE").Names("Salary"). _ RefersToRange.Value = _ Workbooks("202forecast.xls"). _ Worksheets(periodNum).Names("Salary"). _ RefersToRange.Value End Sub -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy Sharon wrote in message ... Basically I want to fill cells in workbook PeriodXX with cells from workbook 202forecast. First I get a number from the user, then I use that to pick which sheet the data comes from: Sub UpdatePeriodXX() PeriodNum = Application.InputBox("Please Enter The Period Number") Worksheets("WEEKONE").Range("PERIOD").Value = PeriodNum Select Case PeriodNum Case 1 UpdateWeek1 Case 2 UpdateWeek2 Case Else Exit Sub End Select End Sub 'it gets thru this ok Sub UpdateWeek1() Workbooks("PeriodXXInProcess.xls").Worksheets ("WEEKONE").Range("Salary").Value = Workbooks ("202forecast.xls").Worksheets(PeriodNum).Range ("Salary").Value 'this is the line that errors out End Sub "Salary" is a range of cells. I named a range in both workbooks as Salary. I want to fill one range with the values from the other one. Is that not possible? Or is the syntax just wrong? Thank you - Sharon |
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I'm just learning about collections, so I'll have to read
up on that. I tried the code and I get the same error. But thank you - Maybe I'll just need to do a copy and paste. Sharon -----Original Message----- I always use the names collection in a situation like this Sub UpdateWeek1() Workbooks("PeriodXXInProcess.xls"). _ Worksheets("WEEKONE").Names("Salary"). _ RefersToRange.Value = _ Workbooks("202forecast.xls"). _ Worksheets(periodNum).Names("Salary"). _ RefersToRange.Value End Sub -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy Sharon wrote in message ... Basically I want to fill cells in workbook PeriodXX with cells from workbook 202forecast. First I get a number from the user, then I use that to pick which sheet the data comes from: Sub UpdatePeriodXX() PeriodNum = Application.InputBox("Please Enter The Period Number") Worksheets("WEEKONE").Range("PERIOD").Value = PeriodNum Select Case PeriodNum Case 1 UpdateWeek1 Case 2 UpdateWeek2 Case Else Exit Sub End Select End Sub 'it gets thru this ok Sub UpdateWeek1() Workbooks("PeriodXXInProcess.xls").Worksheets ("WEEKONE").Range("Salary").Value = Workbooks ("202forecast.xls").Worksheets(PeriodNum).Range ("Salary").Value 'this is the line that errors out End Sub "Salary" is a range of cells. I named a range in both workbooks as Salary. I want to fill one range with the values from the other one. Is that not possible? Or is the syntax just wrong? Thank you - Sharon . |
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