Hi everyone! This is my first post on this board :)

I just want to know how I can do the following in VBA:

=[Book1998.xls]Sheet1!$F$1


Thanks!

Matt

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Workbooks("Book 1998.xls").Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("F1")

the range has many properties such as .Value, .Formula, etc. which can tag
ob the end.

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Hi everyone! This is my first post on this board :)

I just want to know how I can do the following in VBA:

=[Book1998.xls]Sheet1!$F$1


Thanks!

Matts


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Thanks for the reply Bob,

That is exactly the first thing that came to mind.... but I could never
get it to work so I assumed I was way off. This is what I have been
doing:

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Sub import()
Dim var As String

var = Workbooks("master.xls").Worksheets("Sheet1").Range ("A2")
MsgBox var

End Sub

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Yet I always get an "Out of Range" error

Any ideas would be appreciated :)

Thanks again,

Matts


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Thanks for the reply Bob,

That is exactly the first thing that came to mind.... but I could never
get it to work so I assumed I was way off. This is what I have been
doing:

----
Sub import()
Dim var As String

var = Workbooks("master.xls").Worksheets("Sheet1").Range ("A2")
MsgBox var

End Sub

-------

Yet I always get an "Out of Range" error

Any ideas would be appreciated :)

Thanks again,

Matts


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Thanks for the reply Bob,

That is exactly the first thing that came to mind.... but I could never
get it to work so I assumed I was way off. This is what I have been
doing:

----
Sub import()
Dim var As String

var = Workbooks("master.xls").Worksheets("Sheet1").Range ("A2")
MsgBox var

End Sub

-------

Yet I always get an "Out of Range" error

Any ideas would be appreciated :)

Thanks again,

Matts


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Is the workbook you're trying to reference open ?

Things are a bit different if not....

Tim

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Thanks for the reply Bob,

That is exactly the first thing that came to mind.... but I could never
get it to work so I assumed I was way off. This is what I have been
doing:

----
Sub import()
Dim var As String

var = Workbooks("master.xls").Worksheets("Sheet1").Range ("A2")
MsgBox var

End Sub

-------

Yet I always get an "Out of Range" error

Any ideas would be appreciated :)

Thanks again,

Matts


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It is meant to be closed... I want to access a cell in an excel fil
that is closed :

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When faced with that need, I generally test that the workbook is not open, then
open the book as read only, do my stuff, then close the book again if it wasn't
open to start with.

Bill
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mattsvai wrote:
It is meant to be closed... I want to access a cell in an excel file
that is closed :)