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How to open workbook from template without hardcoding
Could anyone tell me how to open a workbook from another workbook, where
both files are in the same folder, without hardcoding the path. I have tried code like this without success. Workbooks.open (path & "\somefile.xls") |
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How to open workbook from template without hardcoding
Michael Turner wrote:
Could anyone tell me how to open a workbook from another workbook, where both files are in the same folder, without hardcoding the path. I have tried code like this without success. Workbooks.open (path & "\somefile.xls") Have you tried Workbooks.open ("somefile.xls") -- Steve Garman |
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How to open workbook from template without hardcoding
You can use this
ThisWorkbook.Path -- Regards Ron de Bruin (Win XP Pro SP-1 XL2002 SP-2) www.rondebruin.nl "Michael Turner" wrote in message ... Could anyone tell me how to open a workbook from another workbook, where both files are in the same folder, without hardcoding the path. I have tried code like this without success. Workbooks.open (path & "\somefile.xls") |
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