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VB Script for Excel Revised Question
I need to activate a workbook through a cell reference. the workook
name is stored in cell A1 as "pnlreport_060321.xls". This name automatically changes daily based on the date. This is how I wrote the code to activate the workbook: Sub import() Dim fileA As String fileA = Range("A1").Value windows("fileA").Activate End Sub However this does not seem to work. It gives me an error message "Run-Time Error '9': Subscript Out of Range" and stops at the third line (windows("fileA").Activate). Please HELP. How would I activate a workbook which is already open. I cannot use the file name in the code because the name changes every day. Thanks : ) |
VB Script for Excel Revised Question
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WorkBooks.Open (FileA) in place of Windows("FileA").Activate No quotes around (FileA) Nick "VB Script for Excel" wrote: I need to activate a workbook through a cell reference. the workook name is stored in cell A1 as "pnlreport_060321.xls". This name automatically changes daily based on the date. This is how I wrote the code to activate the workbook: Sub import() Dim fileA As String fileA = Range("A1").Value windows("fileA").Activate End Sub However this does not seem to work. It gives me an error message "Run-Time Error '9': Subscript Out of Range" and stops at the third line (windows("fileA").Activate). Please HELP. How would I activate a workbook which is already open. I cannot use the file name in the code because the name changes every day. Thanks : ) |
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