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Hyperlink to Word Template
In Excel, I want to create a link to a Word template. However, I want Word
to open in a new document and not open the template itself. Do I need programming to do this (and assign it to a command button instead)? Thanks! -- Steve C |
Hyperlink to Word Template
A hyperlink will open a the link - so yes, if you want to do FILE NEW (i.e a
new document based on the template) then you will need a macro - so a button would be the obvious way forward! "Steve C" wrote in message ... In Excel, I want to create a link to a Word template. However, I want Word to open in a new document and not open the template itself. Do I need programming to do this (and assign it to a command button instead)? Thanks! -- Steve C |
Hyperlink to Word Template
What is the programming code I would need to make it open as a new document
instead of a template? Thanks! -- Steve C "Steve C" wrote: In Excel, I want to create a link to a Word template. However, I want Word to open in a new document and not open the template itself. Do I need programming to do this (and assign it to a command button instead)? Thanks! -- Steve C |
Hyperlink to Word Template
Can you add a shape/button and assign a macro to that shape?
Option Explicit Sub testme01() Dim oWord As Object Dim myWordTemplate As String Dim testStr As String myWordTemplate = "c:\msoffice\templates\1033\Elegant Fax.dot" testStr = "" On Error Resume Next testStr = Dir(myWordTemplate) On Error GoTo 0 If testStr = "" Then MsgBox myWordTemplate & " doesn't exist" Exit Sub End If On Error Resume Next Set oWord = GetObject(, "Word.Application") If Err Then Set oWord = CreateObject("Word.Application") End If oWord.Visible = True oWord.Documents.Add Template:=myWordTemplate End Sub Steve C wrote: In Excel, I want to create a link to a Word template. However, I want Word to open in a new document and not open the template itself. Do I need programming to do this (and assign it to a command button instead)? Thanks! -- Steve C -- Dave Peterson |
Hyperlink to Word Template
I created a command button and assigned your code to it. Works perfectly.
Thanks, Dave! -- Steve C "Dave Peterson" wrote: Can you add a shape/button and assign a macro to that shape? Option Explicit Sub testme01() Dim oWord As Object Dim myWordTemplate As String Dim testStr As String myWordTemplate = "c:\msoffice\templates\1033\Elegant Fax.dot" testStr = "" On Error Resume Next testStr = Dir(myWordTemplate) On Error GoTo 0 If testStr = "" Then MsgBox myWordTemplate & " doesn't exist" Exit Sub End If On Error Resume Next Set oWord = GetObject(, "Word.Application") If Err Then Set oWord = CreateObject("Word.Application") End If oWord.Visible = True oWord.Documents.Add Template:=myWordTemplate End Sub Steve C wrote: In Excel, I want to create a link to a Word template. However, I want Word to open in a new document and not open the template itself. Do I need programming to do this (and assign it to a command button instead)? Thanks! -- Steve C -- Dave Peterson |
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