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Default More then 1 Excel object running at same time , how can I refer to right one in code?

Dear All

I have an access application which opens an new excel application in the
background ( Set ExcelApp = New Excel.Application) and does it 'stuff' no
problem, to keep down the code lines I have use the same 'Public Sub'
proceedure with different values to get data from the excel spreadsheet in
the background.

when I send it to the 'Public Sub' proceedure I use
Set ExcelApp = GetObject(, "Excel.Application")
to refer to the open excel application.

This works OK when I only have 1 instance of excel working. BUT if I already
have excel open with another spreadsheet it does not work ( I think it looks
at the Excel application already open and not the one I have created in the
background).

I don't want to put code in the application to close any excel applications
before I run my application - does anybody know how I can point to the right
Excel application?

Look forward to hearing from you all
Regards
Dave


 
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