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GetOpenFilename
i want to use this method for the user to select a
specific file in their directory. from that file (ChakahKahn.xls) i need a macro to copy range A1:J10 into the active workbook (WangChung), onto sheets ("Sheet1").Range("A1:J10"). the worknook ChakahKahn.xls is not open. TIA. |
GetOpenFilename
Wolfgang
No you don't. That method should be used when you want the user to select a file. If you know which file you want to select, then you don't need GetOpenFileName. -- Dick Kusleika MVP - Excel www.dicks-clicks.com Post all replies to the newsgroup. "Wolfgang" wrote in message ... i want to use this method for the user to select a specific file in their directory. from that file (ChakahKahn.xls) i need a macro to copy range A1:J10 into the active workbook (WangChung), onto sheets ("Sheet1").Range("A1:J10"). the worknook ChakahKahn.xls is not open. TIA. |
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