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Hi,
Excel 2000 I'm using VBA to open a text file, this file opens fine but I want to avoid anyone choosing save or save as and the original text file being over written. I think I need to open the file and change the property to Read Only if this is possible. One way I thought of getting over the issue was to copy the newly opened file, this new file is then named BOOKn.xls (where n is a number). I would then close the original text file without saving. I have used VBA to capture the name and full path of the original text file in a variable named myFileName and tried using Kill myFileName to close the file, alas this doesn't work. Also, I'm somewhat lost as to how I copy a whole workbook. Thanks, Rob |
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