Using a macro, how can I write the value from
Workbooks("Wb1").Range("Rng1") to Workbooks("Wb2").Range("Rng2") when
"Wb2" is closed?

Conversely, how can I read the value from
Workbooks("Wb2").Range("Rng2") into Workbooks("Wb1").Range("Rng1") when
"Wb2" is still closed?

I don't want to use links because I need complete control over the
event and I need to pass data in both directions.

Look at the thread in this NG from 11 June:
Problem with file finding macro.

RBS

"Alan" wrote in message
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Using a macro, how can I write the value from
Workbooks("Wb1").Range("Rng1") to Workbooks("Wb2").Range("Rng2") when
"Wb2" is closed?

Conversely, how can I read the value from
Workbooks("Wb2").Range("Rng2") into Workbooks("Wb1").Range("Rng1") when
"Wb2" is still closed?

I don't want to use links because I need complete control over the
event and I need to pass data in both directions.

that really isn't supported unless your range is organized like a database

If it is, you can treat the file as a database and use ADO


http://www.erlandsendata.no/english/...php?t=envbadac
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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy



"Alan" wrote:

Using a macro, how can I write the value from
Workbooks("Wb1").Range("Rng1") to Workbooks("Wb2").Range("Rng2") when
"Wb2" is closed?

Conversely, how can I read the value from
Workbooks("Wb2").Range("Rng2") into Workbooks("Wb1").Range("Rng1") when
"Wb2" is still closed?

I don't want to use links because I need complete control over the
event and I need to pass data in both directions.

Tom, if the range is a single cell can I do it then? And if so, how??

Thanks,

Tom Ogilvy wrote:
that really isn't supported unless your range is organized like a database

If it is, you can treat the file as a database and use ADO


http://www.erlandsendata.no/english/...php?t=envbadac
--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy