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I have a macro that opens a workbook off of my server.
I am wanting to be able to display a dialog box that says that the file does not exist and then goto to the end of the macro. As is now I get a runtime error '1004' and you have to end the macro or debug it. I don't want the user to see this error message. Here is the code that opens the workbook: Set destWB = Workbooks.Open("X:\Projects\Group 17 (McLendon)\Group 17 Dayrates\" & wName) |
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