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Hi-
I have a macro saved in a file ("Macro1.xls"). This macro opens a file.....does it's thing...closes the file....opens the next file....does it's thing....closes that file.....etc. This goes on for over 100 files. I just added a copy and paste feature that grabs cell values from the "Macro1.xls" file and pastes them into the open file. The problem I have is the name of these files changes from day to day. Currently I have this code which works for a file with the specific file name "Chris.xls": Windows("Macro1.xls").Activate Sheets("Sheet5").Select Rows("1:2").Select Selection.Copy Windows("Chris.xls").Activate Selection.Insert Shift:=xlDown Can anyone recommend some code that will paste this value in the file that is open that is not named "Macro1.xls"?? The only two Excel files that will be open when this macro runs are the macro file and the final data file. TIA! -Chris |
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Dim bk as Workbook
set bk = Workbooks.Open(sName) Workbooks("Macro1.xls").Worksheets("Sheet5").Range ("1:2").copy bk.Worksheets(1).Rows(3).Insert Shift:=xldown Adjust to insert at the appropriate location. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy wrote in message oups.com... Hi- I have a macro saved in a file ("Macro1.xls"). This macro opens a file.....does it's thing...closes the file....opens the next file....does it's thing....closes that file.....etc. This goes on for over 100 files. I just added a copy and paste feature that grabs cell values from the "Macro1.xls" file and pastes them into the open file. The problem I have is the name of these files changes from day to day. Currently I have this code which works for a file with the specific file name "Chris.xls": Windows("Macro1.xls").Activate Sheets("Sheet5").Select Rows("1:2").Select Selection.Copy Windows("Chris.xls").Activate Selection.Insert Shift:=xlDown Can anyone recommend some code that will paste this value in the file that is open that is not named "Macro1.xls"?? The only two Excel files that will be open when this macro runs are the macro file and the final data file. TIA! -Chris |
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Hi Tom-
Thanks for the reply. This code errors on the set bk line. It is giving me a run-time error 1004. Just to be clear....the file that is being pasted into is already open at the point this code is run. Not sure what the (sName) code is above as well... Thanks, Chris |
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That is the point Chris. You say you are processing 100 files, so it
doesn't open itself. When you open it, set a reference to it and use that reference. for example, if you were opening all the files in a single directory Dim bk as Workbook Dim sName as String sName = Dir("C:\Myfolder\*.xls") do while sName < "" set bk = Workbooks.Open("C:\MyFolder\" & sName) Workbooks("Macro1.xls").Worksheets("Sheet5").Range ("1:2").copy bk.Worksheets(1).Rows(3).Insert Shift:=xldown loop Adapt if you are working through a list of names. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy wrote in message ps.com... Hi Tom- Thanks for the reply. This code errors on the set bk line. It is giving me a run-time error 1004. Just to be clear....the file that is being pasted into is already open at the point this code is run. Not sure what the (sName) code is above as well... Thanks, Chris |
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Tom-
Thanks for the help. Everything is running properly. I appreciate the explanation and the help. Take Care, Chris |
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