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![]() Okay, thanks. Here goes: There will be a daily workbook that I would like to add validation to by code. However, the workbook will be reproduced everyday so I wil not be able to store the validation code (that I've already created) i it. Therefore, I have created another workbook to contain the code an the values I would like to use for validation. Now, I don't want to create a menu item to run the code but want to ru the code from the values/code book. However, because the 'daily' boo will have a very different name each day I'm finding it hard to pas it's name to a variable in order to select/activate the 'daily workbook and run the code? I thought that there might be a way to ru the code from the values/code book with some kind of parameter tha will prompt the user to select the 'daily' book; ideally by selectin from the taskbar or, perhaps, by selecting from a drop-down list o open workbooks? Hope this makes more sense? Many thanks, Adria -- Kobayash ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Kobayashi's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...info&userid=87 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread.php?threadid=27331 |
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Adrian,
why not give a file browser to allow the user to select. Using GetOpenFilename (see help) you browse and the method passes the full file name back., You can the open that workbook using the value. -- HTH RP "Kobayashi" wrote in message ... Okay, thanks. Here goes: There will be a daily workbook that I would like to add validation to, by code. However, the workbook will be reproduced everyday so I will not be able to store the validation code (that I've already created) in it. Therefore, I have created another workbook to contain the code and the values I would like to use for validation. Now, I don't want to create a menu item to run the code but want to run the code from the values/code book. However, because the 'daily' book will have a very different name each day I'm finding it hard to pass it's name to a variable in order to select/activate the 'daily' workbook and run the code? I thought that there might be a way to run the code from the values/code book with some kind of parameter that will prompt the user to select the 'daily' book; ideally by selecting from the taskbar or, perhaps, by selecting from a drop-down list of open workbooks? Hope this makes more sense? Many thanks, Adrian -- Kobayashi ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Kobayashi's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...nfo&userid=871 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=273314 |
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