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Good morning,
What did I do wrong??

I have 2 files open in excel (1 instance). Book1 and
Book2. Running the following macro in Book1 results in an
error on the xxx line (Object doesn.t support this
property or method):

Sub test()

Dim xxx As String

xxx = Windows("book2").Worksheets("sheet1").Range
("a1").Value

End Sub



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Hi
use:
xxx = Workbooks("book2.xls").Worksheets("sheet1").Range
("a1").Value

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Frank Kabel
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coyote wrote:
Good morning,
What did I do wrong??

I have 2 files open in excel (1 instance). Book1 and
Book2. Running the following macro in Book1 results in an
error on the xxx line (Object doesn.t support this
property or method):

Sub test()

Dim xxx As String

xxx = Windows("book2").Worksheets("sheet1").Range
("a1").Value

End Sub



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