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Application.GetOpenFilename doesn't open the file, it just returns the
filename that the user chose OR False, if the user canceled. Is the book open when you try to assign the range ? if so, then you don't need GetOpenFileName, if its not, then try Set Rng = Workbooks.Open(Book).Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("A 1") -- Regards Juan Pablo González "Roman" wrote in message ... Here's my example: Book = Application.GetOpenFilename Set Rng = Workbooks(Book).Worksheet("Sheet1").Range("A1") It results in error because GetOpenFilename returns a full file path, not file name. Is there a way to solve this? Thanks |
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