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What about pasting the object with a particular filename? With the code
given, the object is pasted correctly. However, by default, the filename used in the pasting is the filename that was specified during the Insert Object Create from File process (initial insert of the object). (For explicit example: If the path for Insert Object Create from File is C:\av.mdb, the output will be always been av.mdb when I use your code) Is there anyway to change this default filename used in the paste? If not, is there anyway to get the current "file source" (filename) of an OLE object? okaizawa wrote: Hi, Here is an exsample: Sub Test() 'copy oleobject ActiveSheet.OLEObjects("Object 1").Copy 'paste to activeworkbook's path CreateObject("Shell.Application") _ .Namespace(ActiveWorkbook.Path) _ .Self.InvokeVerb "Paste" End Sub InvokeVerb Method http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en...invokeverb.asp -- HTH okaizawa wrote: Extra info: (Methods I've tried, unsucessful) One way in which I did it was to copy the OLE to the clipboard then go to the File Open window. Then sendkeys tab to the white file part, sendkeys Ctrl+V to paste the file. This works, but the sendkeys is unreliable. Another way I tried was to copy the the OLE to clipboard then use API on Windows Explorer. I tried running RunMenuByString (common example function found online) but for some reason the API will not work in Windows Explorer, it did work in Notepad (?). Is Windows Explorer protected somehow from API calls? |
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