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VBA: Tools - Reference
I have a two workbooks. Whenever one is opened, I need the other to be open.
I know it is possible to do this by creating a reference within the VBA the first workbook. I have tried going into Tools - Reference and selecting the second workbook, but this gives an error. Error: Name conflicts with existing module, project or object library. Thanks, in advance, for any help you might give me! |
VBA: Tools - Reference
Awesome! Thanks!!!
"Dave Peterson" wrote: Hit ctrl-r to see the projects for each workbook. Select the project that you want to refer to. hit F4 to see it's properties change that (name) property to something unique--don't use VBAProject Save that workbook with its new project name. Try adding the reference. CinqueTerra wrote: I have a two workbooks. Whenever one is opened, I need the other to be open. I know it is possible to do this by creating a reference within the VBA the first workbook. I have tried going into Tools - Reference and selecting the second workbook, but this gives an error. Error: Name conflicts with existing module, project or object library. Thanks, in advance, for any help you might give me! -- Dave Peterson |
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