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Default How do I change a macro to call a sheet from another workbook

Sorry,
Workbooks("Database.xls").Worksheets......


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As long as Database workbook is already open.

Workbooks("Database").Worksheets("Gate A").R .... etc..


If it's not already openthen you could use this:

Workbooks.Open ("C:\Database.xls")

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Hi

This is proberably v easy, however I can't figure it



I use a VBA macro to call up some infor and part of it is

Worksheets("Gate A").Rows("10:3000").EntireRow.Hidden = False
Worksheets("Question Database [Q]").Range("con_control").Copy
With Worksheets("Question Database [Q]")



"Gate A" & "Question Database" Are now held in a workbook called
'Database'

How do I amend the Macro to look at the sheet in the workbook rather
than the workbook it is in now???


Thankyou in advance

Nic


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