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Hi

If anyone is aware of this, please help. In VBE Tools References, i
have heard that references are available to "all open workbooks" also.
But i am not able to find the name of the open workbooks in the
references dialog box.

any idea ? how do i reference the open workbooks through the reference
dialog box.

Thanks
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Default Reference dialog box

A reference is set per workbook, not all workbooks, and is part of the
information saved with that workbook.

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Hi

If anyone is aware of this, please help. In VBE Tools References, i
have heard that references are available to "all open workbooks" also.
But i am not able to find the name of the open workbooks in the
references dialog box.

any idea ? how do i reference the open workbooks through the reference
dialog box.

Thanks
SG



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