YYY = activeworkbookname

I then open a workbook with

FileToOpen = Application.GetOpenFilename("Excel File (*.xls), *.xls",
"Select Your File", , False)

copy a range in the newly open book

activate the workbook called YYY (activeworkbookname)

and paste

I now need to reopen the "FileToOpen" book. The windows.activatenex
does not work for me as the user may have other workbooks open and V
MAY activate the wrong book

Any tricks will be appreciate

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Dim bk as Workbook
FileToOpen = Application.GetOpenFilename("Excel File (*.xls), *.xls", ,
"Select Your File", , False)

workbooks.Open FileToOpen

set bk = ActiveWorkbook
copy a range in the newly open book

bk.Activate

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YYY = activeworkbookname

I then open a workbook with

FileToOpen = Application.GetOpenFilename("Excel File (*.xls), *.xls", ,
"Select Your File", , False)

copy a range in the newly open book

activate the workbook called YYY (activeworkbookname)

and paste

I now need to reopen the "FileToOpen" book. The windows.activatenext
does not work for me as the user may have other workbooks open and VB
MAY activate the wrong book

Any tricks will be appreciated


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Thanks Tom.

Regards

Brian


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