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Determining which template created workbook
Is it possible to write a macro that identifies which template a
workbook is based on? I know that a particular workbook was created from one of two templates, but need to know which one. |
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Determining which template created workbook
Not really--well, you could put something unique in each template and check for
that. Maybe a hidden name or a certain value in a cell in a hidden worksheet??? Dave M wrote: Is it possible to write a macro that identifies which template a workbook is based on? I know that a particular workbook was created from one of two templates, but need to know which one. -- Dave Peterson |
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