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I have a workbook ("C") which references other subroutines of another
workbook ("R"). When C is opened, R should have been automatically opened. If somehow R cannot be opened, is it possible to write code to check the existence of R? Seems that a IsWorkBookExists macro cannot do the job. Thanks for your advice in advance. Frederick Chow |
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