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Passing a value from command line
I am trying to pass a value into an excel workbook to populate a cell within
a worksheet. The value is dynamic and will create a worksheet by inserting the value passed to a data query. -- Thanks in advance for the help Var The Stick |
Passing a value from command line
M,
AFAIK you cannot read Excel's command line arguments. That leaves you 3 options: 1. Use automation, open workbook, straight forward process 2. Use ADO, no need to open, but could be tricky depending on your layout 3. Use the older Macro format. Never used it. NickHK "M Carothers" wrote in message ... I am trying to pass a value into an excel workbook to populate a cell within a worksheet. The value is dynamic and will create a worksheet by inserting the value passed to a data query. -- Thanks in advance for the help Var The Stick |
Passing a value from command line
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http://www.google.fr/groups?hl=fr&lr....phx.gbl#link4 MP "M Carothers" a écrit dans le message de ... I am trying to pass a value into an excel workbook to populate a cell within a worksheet. The value is dynamic and will create a worksheet by inserting the value passed to a data query. -- Thanks in advance for the help Var The Stick |
Passing a value from command line
Michel,
I stand corrected. Good to know. NickHK "Michel Pierron" wrote in message ... Look: http://www.google.fr/groups?hl=fr&lr...5a7f0&s eekm= Od3YRGRDFHA.1296%40TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl#link4 MP "M Carothers" a écrit dans le message de ... I am trying to pass a value into an excel workbook to populate a cell within a worksheet. The value is dynamic and will create a worksheet by inserting the value passed to a data query. -- Thanks in advance for the help Var The Stick |
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