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In Chip Pearson's macro to compare 2 spreadsheets, he uses a form in
which you enter the names of the 2 spreadsheets you wish to compare. I'd like to use that same form for a macro I'm writing which compares the rows in 2 spreadsheets and does some manipulations on them. I looked at the code for Chip's macro, tried to copy what I thought were the appropriate parts into my spreadsheet, and run it. It didn't work. I'm not sure if I got the right code, his macro is so advanced to me that I couldn't make sense of most of it. I tried to modify Chip's form by removing the controls I didn't need, then exporting it to another directory, change the name, the import it back in, but that didn't work either. What I'd like to do is have a form that allows the user to select 2 files from any open files, just like Chip's does, but then have my code run on those files. Can anyone help me here, point me in more productive directions? |
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