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using array with Windows().activate
If it isn't one thing its another. This generates type mismatch error on the
last line. Am I doing something stupid again or, if I can't do it this way, can someone suggest a better way? Thanks! Sub ImaNoob() Dim MyFiles, I As Variant MyFiles = Array("Con.xls", "CAN1a.xls", _ "CAN1b.xls", "CAN1c.xls") For Each I In MyFiles Application.Windows(MyFiles(I)).Activate ....do some stuff Next I End Sub |
using array with Windows().activate
Sub ImaNoob()
Dim MyFiles, I As Variant MyFiles = Array("Con.xls", "CAN1a.xls", _ "CAN1b.xls", "CAN1c.xls") For Each I In MyFiles Application.Windows(I).Activate ....do some stuff Next I End Sub -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "NikkoW" wrote in message t.cable.rogers.com... If it isn't one thing its another. This generates type mismatch error on the last line. Am I doing something stupid again or, if I can't do it this way, can someone suggest a better way? Thanks! Sub ImaNoob() Dim MyFiles, I As Variant MyFiles = Array("Con.xls", "CAN1a.xls", _ "CAN1b.xls", "CAN1c.xls") For Each I In MyFiles Application.Windows(MyFiles(I)).Activate ...do some stuff Next I End Sub |
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