I'm trying to paste info from one workbook to another, but don't kno
much about writing macros. I'm just adjusting another macro to do wha
I need it to do. Here is the working macro I have so far:

Dim Markone As String
Dim Marktwo As String
Dim Markthree As String
Dim Markfour As String
Dim Markfive As String
Dim NewRow As String

Markone = Range("A12").Value
Marktwo = Range("A13").Value
Markthree = Range("A14").Value
Markfour = Range("A15").Value
Markfive = Range("A16").Value

With Worksheets("GIRDER")
.Cells(12, 1).Value = Markone
.Cells(14, 1).Value = Marktwo
.Cells(16, 1).Value = Markthree
.Cells(18, 1).Value = Markfour
.Cells(20, 1).Value = Markfive

End With

End Sub

I tried typing in "With Workbook("NEW_BOM")" above the "Wit
Worksheets("GIRDER")" But didn't work. The macro works fine in th
same workbook, but just don't know what to type in to make it go to th
other workbook named "BOM_NEW".

Any help is appreciated

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i am assuming that NEW_BOM.xls is the workbook to which you want to cop
the values.

And macro is in the workbook from which you want to copy.

NEW_BOM.xls file has to be opened for this macro to work or
alternately you can write to open it and execute this macro.



Dim Markone As String
Dim Marktwo As String
Dim Markthree As String
Dim Markfour As String
Dim Markfive As String
Dim NewRow As String
Markone = Range("A12").Value
Marktwo = Range("A13").Value
Markthree = Range("A14").Value
Markfour = Range("A15").Value
Markfive = Range("A16").Value
With Workbooks("NEW_BOM.xls").Worksheets("GIRDER")
.Cells(12, 1).Value = Markone
.Cells(14, 1).Value = Marktwo
.Cells(16, 1).Value = Markthree
.Cells(18, 1).Value = Markfour
.Cells(20, 1).Value = Markfive

End With

End Su

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untested, but a couple things you could try:

First, instead of referencing a cell ("A12"), give the cell a Rang
Name (markone) and use that in your code:

Markone = Range("markone").Value
this has the advantage of not requiring the sheet name to identify
this may only work within the same workbook.

Second choice, use the workbook and sheet name in your reference:

Markone = Range("[BOM_NEW]sheet1!A12").Value

Of course, adjust references as needed...

HTH

Bruc

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Thank you! Was missing the .xl

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