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What vba code can reference objects, Range objects in particular, in
workbooks that aren't open? This is accomplished with Quick Links in Excel... But I can't seem to find a method in VBA. I want to do something like this: Sub MySub() Public MyVar, LocalWorkbok as Workbook Set LocalWorkbook = "F:\Database.xls" MyVar = LocalWorkbook.Find(Etc...) End sub But obviously that doesn't work. Mike-hime |
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