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If I understood the question correctly, I have used the following code to
force open a new instance of Excel. Ron Dahl Sub OpenFileInNewInstanceOfExcel() Dim TheName As String Dim oXL As Object On Error Resume Next ' Defer error trapping. ChDir CurDir TheName = Application.GetOpenFilename( _ filefilter:="Excel Files (*.xls), *.xls", _ Title:="Load Excel File") Set oXL = CreateObject("Excel.application") oXL.Workbooks.Open TheName oXL.Application.Visible = True oXL.ActiveWorkbook.RunAutoMacros xlAutoOpen End Sub "Bill Manville" wrote in message ... Bob Ewers wrote: Is it possible to activate this workbook without opening it in the current session of Excel. Simple answer: no. More complicated answer: maybe - if you used API calls to find other instances of Excel and then use Automation to see if any of them have Test1.xls open. I don't have details of any suitable API calls with me. Bill Manville MVP - Microsoft Excel, Oxford, England No email replies please - reply in newsgroup |
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