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Workbooks.Open problem
When I use this method iit opens the file pass by variable and add a
"1". For instance Test.xls becomes Test1.xls and basically I am manipulating another excel file created from the Test.xls orginal one. If I try to use the Save method I got an error saying the file already exists and if I want to overwrite it. Any idea? |
Workbooks.Open problem
check if the file is read-only on disk...
HTH Philip "Xav" wrote: When I use this method iit opens the file pass by variable and add a "1". For instance Test.xls becomes Test1.xls and basically I am manipulating another excel file created from the Test.xls orginal one. If I try to use the Save method I got an error saying the file already exists and if I want to overwrite it. Any idea? |
Workbooks.Open problem
Are you sure it isn' an .xlt?
that is how templates are named. Lou "Philip" wrote: check if the file is read-only on disk... HTH Philip "Xav" wrote: When I use this method iit opens the file pass by variable and add a "1". For instance Test.xls becomes Test1.xls and basically I am manipulating another excel file created from the Test.xls orginal one. If I try to use the Save method I got an error saying the file already exists and if I want to overwrite it. Any idea? |
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