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How or is it possible to declare a Public Const that will be aplied to ALL
workbooks opened (just in one workbook). The reason is I have 25 workbooks that are all interlinked somehow. I declare my paths in each of these workbooks. But if I modify this path, I then need to correct all 25 workbooks. I've tried to incorporate an import of a text file via VBE with the modifications in it, but I need to restart the application in order for the Public Const to be activated. TIA MD |
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Why does it have to be a constant. You can have public variables. Since
the values really aren't constant, why not have public variables and populate them each time from your file. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "MD" wrote in message . .. How or is it possible to declare a Public Const that will be aplied to ALL workbooks opened (just in one workbook). The reason is I have 25 workbooks that are all interlinked somehow. I declare my paths in each of these workbooks. But if I modify this path, I then need to correct all 25 workbooks. I've tried to incorporate an import of a text file via VBE with the modifications in it, but I need to restart the application in order for the Public Const to be activated. TIA MD |
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![]() The variables are in fact constant. The only reason they change is if the installation of the program is done in an other drive. Say that I do Public Const Drive = "C:\" In a sub I would have something like this Workbooks.Open Filename:=Drive + "\MyFolder1\MyFile.xls", UpdateLinks:=0, ReadOnly:=True If the program is installed on a D Drive , I need to change the value of my Drive variable to D: and repeat this on all 25 workbooks. The value of the variable is changed only after the initial installation. "Tom Ogilvy" a écrit dans le message de ... Why does it have to be a constant. You can have public variables. Since the values really aren't constant, why not have public variables and populate them each time from your file. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "MD" wrote in message . .. How or is it possible to declare a Public Const that will be aplied to ALL workbooks opened (just in one workbook). The reason is I have 25 workbooks that are all interlinked somehow. I declare my paths in each of these workbooks. But if I modify this path, I then need to correct all 25 workbooks. I've tried to incorporate an import of a text file via VBE with the modifications in it, but I need to restart the application in order for the Public Const to be activated. TIA MD |
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I was thinking, perhaps if there is a way to inclued in a auto_open sub a
search for the "root" directoryof the program, after it has found that directory isolate the drive value and declare it as a Public Const then.!!!! So each time Myfile.xls is called, no matter where it is, when the code is executed, the auto_open will have found the drive where the program is installed in. Hummmm....any suggestions!!!! LOL "Tom Ogilvy" a écrit dans le message de ... Why does it have to be a constant. You can have public variables. Since the values really aren't constant, why not have public variables and populate them each time from your file. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "MD" wrote in message . .. How or is it possible to declare a Public Const that will be aplied to ALL workbooks opened (just in one workbook). The reason is I have 25 workbooks that are all interlinked somehow. I declare my paths in each of these workbooks. But if I modify this path, I then need to correct all 25 workbooks. I've tried to incorporate an import of a text file via VBE with the modifications in it, but I need to restart the application in order for the Public Const to be activated. TIA MD |
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workbooks("Myfile.xls").Path
should show you where the file is. Or if the code is in Myfile.xls, use thisworkbook.path everywhere you would have used a constant. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "MD" wrote in message . .. I was thinking, perhaps if there is a way to inclued in a auto_open sub a search for the "root" directoryof the program, after it has found that directory isolate the drive value and declare it as a Public Const then.!!!! So each time Myfile.xls is called, no matter where it is, when the code is executed, the auto_open will have found the drive where the program is installed in. Hummmm....any suggestions!!!! LOL "Tom Ogilvy" a écrit dans le message de ... Why does it have to be a constant. You can have public variables. Since the values really aren't constant, why not have public variables and populate them each time from your file. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "MD" wrote in message . .. How or is it possible to declare a Public Const that will be aplied to ALL workbooks opened (just in one workbook). The reason is I have 25 workbooks that are all interlinked somehow. I declare my paths in each of these workbooks. But if I modify this path, I then need to correct all 25 workbooks. I've tried to incorporate an import of a text file via VBE with the modifications in it, but I need to restart the application in order for the Public Const to be activated. TIA MD |
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