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Workbooks.Open(filename) : Returning err: Object reference not... (in VB.NET)
Tried that! Same problem.
I just did one more test, though...I made all of my variables objects and just did late binding on everything and it works. I'd obviously rather use early binding for everything, but if I can't get that to work then I guess I'm stuck with that solution. I appreciate the quick reply! -----Original Message----- Knowing nothing about VB.NET doesn't stop me. Does this works: exl = New Excel.Application() wrkBK = exl.Workbooks.Open("somefile.xls") -- Jim Rech Excel MVP . |
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