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I am using a VLOOKUP table to obtain data from another workbook called
DataWorkbook.xls, when both the workbook are open, all is OK , but I would
prefer to read DataWorkbook.xls without opening it.

In the ComboBox I use "ListFillRange" to identify the location of the
workbook.
I.E. 'C:\2004\Data\DataWorkbook.xls'!DataRange, the LinkedCell is defined as
A1 which is used to place data in J1 and K1

Is there a way I can do this so that I can read the DataWorkbook.xls without
opening it?
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Grandad,
My educated guess is, no. Good luck.
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I am using a VLOOKUP table to obtain data from another

workbook called
DataWorkbook.xls, when both the workbook are open, all

is OK , but I would
prefer to read DataWorkbook.xls without opening it.

In the ComboBox I use "ListFillRange" to identify the

location of the
workbook.
I.E. 'C:\2004\Data\DataWorkbook.xls'!DataRange, the

LinkedCell is defined as
A1 which is used to place data in J1 and K1

Is there a way I can do this so that I can read the

DataWorkbook.xls without
opening it?
--
Kind Regards

Mick


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Insert a sheet in the workbook containing the combobox and link cells in
that sheet to the closed workbook.

Use the cells in the inserted sheet for the ListFillrange

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Tom Ogilvy

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I am using a VLOOKUP table to obtain data from another workbook called
DataWorkbook.xls, when both the workbook are open, all is OK , but I would
prefer to read DataWorkbook.xls without opening it.

In the ComboBox I use "ListFillRange" to identify the location of the
workbook.
I.E. 'C:\2004\Data\DataWorkbook.xls'!DataRange, the LinkedCell is defined

as
A1 which is used to place data in J1 and K1

Is there a way I can do this so that I can read the DataWorkbook.xls

without
opening it?
--
Kind Regards

Mick




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Thanks Tom much appreciated

Regards

Mick

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Insert a sheet in the workbook containing the combobox and link cells in
that sheet to the closed workbook.

Use the cells in the inserted sheet for the ListFillrange

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Grandad" wrote in message
...
I am using a VLOOKUP table to obtain data from another workbook called
DataWorkbook.xls, when both the workbook are open, all is OK , but I
would
prefer to read DataWorkbook.xls without opening it.

In the ComboBox I use "ListFillRange" to identify the location of the
workbook.
I.E. 'C:\2004\Data\DataWorkbook.xls'!DataRange, the LinkedCell is defined

as
A1 which is used to place data in J1 and K1

Is there a way I can do this so that I can read the DataWorkbook.xls

without
opening it?
--
Kind Regards

Mick






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