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Thanks, that works. Now I have a similar problem switching between open
worksheets: Windows ("H33").Activate where H33 is the name of the worksheet we opened in K6 minus the path. "K Dales" wrote: Workbooks.Open FileName:=Range("K6").Value "Steve@ABS" wrote: I have a variable filename in a cell. The cell, K6, contains " concatenate(K4,H4)" I recorded a macro that opens "filename" using Workbooks.Open FileName:= "filename" but the filename is hard coded as the name when the macro was recorded, not a variable name. How do I get the macro to open the variable filename in K6? I am not a VB programmer. I tried Workbooks.Open FileName:= (K6) but either it isn't the right way to do it or the syntax is bad. |
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