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Marie,

Dim Myfilename as String

Myfilename = Application.GetOpenFilename
Workbooks.Open FileName:=MyFilename

Regards,
Kris

-----Original Message-----
Hi, I wondered if there would be a command so that it

asks the user to chose
what file to open.

I've made a program that updates the info in the second

sheet when you press
the button in the first sheet. But I'd need to keep the

result of the
previous month in the second sheet before updating. So

right now, the user
has to copy the information. Is there a way that the

programs open a "open"
box where he selects the excel file and that it copies

it in the 2nd sheet?
(And if you have even better ideas, you may submit it ;-

) )

Thank you.

Marie


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