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I am having trouble isolating the various error types when
opening workbooks. I wrap the code in ON error stuff, then open, then check the error. Whether the file exists, or does NOT exist, the err is 1004. I see elsewhere there is reference to Error( ) where 53 is one of them and 55 is the other, but I cannot seem to figure out how to check these. Right now, I am using the first 5 chars of the error DESCR and it works, but I don't like that approach. Help please! ; -) |
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