Ah, great, that explains it. I am running good old Excel 2000.
Thanks for the explanation!

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"Chip Pearson" wrote in message ...
Erwin,

In Excel 2002 and later, you can get the hWnd property directly
from the Application object. E.g.,

Dim XLHWnd As Long
XLHWnd = Application.Hwnd

In earlier versions, you need to use FindWindow on "XLMAIN".


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Chip Pearson
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"Erwin Kalvelagen" wrote in message
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Hi:

I am using Excel from another app using COM/OLE. I need
to bring the Excel window to the foreground. Is there any way
to the hWnd from the Application object? Now I use the
FindWindow API call to find the Excel window
but that is not foolproof.

Thanks, Erwin


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