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Copying Worksheet to Another Open Workbook
I have a worksheet named "Temp" that resides in a Workbook called
"BaseFile.xls". I'm trying to copy it to another workbook whose name I have stored in a string fStr. Here's what I have: Windows("BaseFile.xls").Activate Sheets("Temp").Copy After:=Workbooks(fStr).Sheets(1) But I'm getting a subscript out of range problem with fStr in Workbooks.... Could someone tell me what the correct code should be. Most appreciated. |
Copying Worksheet to Another Open Workbook
Hi Marston,
Your code should work. If the two workbooks are open and the Temp sheet exists, you should look at the possibility that the name of one or other of these may be mis-spelled in your code - a subtle error such as a missing or added space perhaps? Once you have resolved this, you could drop the activation, fully qualify the worksheet name and, as Dave suggested, use the Workbooks collection: Sub Tester03() Dim fStr As String fStr = "MyOtherWorkbook.xls" Workbooks("BaseFile.xls").Sheets("Temp").Copy _ After:=Workbooks(fStr).Sheets(1) End Sub --- Regards, Norman " wrote in message ... I have a worksheet named "Temp" that resides in a Workbook called "BaseFile.xls". I'm trying to copy it to another workbook whose name I have stored in a string fStr. Here's what I have: Windows("BaseFile.xls").Activate Sheets("Temp").Copy After:=Workbooks(fStr).Sheets(1) But I'm getting a subscript out of range problem with fStr in Workbooks.... Could someone tell me what the correct code should be. Most appreciated. |
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