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Workbook Variable
Typically I would just run through the help menu for this, but our VBA
program at work doesn't have it, so hopefully this is a simple enough question: Is there a way to set a variable as the name of the currently open workbook/file? |
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Brilliantly easy, i just didn't have the know-how. Thanks much for the
help. Andrew Taylor wrote: Dim wb As Workbook Set wb = ActiveWorkbook wrote: Typically I would just run through the help menu for this, but our VBA program at work doesn't have it, so hopefully this is a simple enough question: Is there a way to set a variable as the name of the currently open workbook/file? |
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