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Import two worksheets into workbook
Hi,
I would like to run a macro which will work like this: MsgBox "Select file 1" - Import data dialog box to allow user to select an excel file MsgBox "Select file 2" - Import data dialog box to allow user to select an excel file I dont want to define the path or filename, but want the user to be able to select the file to import. Thank you ahead of time for your help!!!! Dan |
Import two worksheets into workbook
I always use code lke this to have the user select a file (without actually
opening the file yet). Dim Fyle1 As String 'The user needs to select the file from which data should be retrieved. 'GetOpenFilename displays a standard File Open dialog, but it only gets 'the file name - it doesn't open the file. Fyle1$ = Application.GetOpenFilename("Excel Files (*.xls), *.xls") 'If no file was selected (Cancel clicked), stop the macro. If Fyle1$ = "False" Then Exit Sub 'Open the selected workbook. Workbooks.Open Filename:=Fyle1$ Hope this helps, Hutch "dan" wrote: Hi, I would like to run a macro which will work like this: MsgBox "Select file 1" - Import data dialog box to allow user to select an excel file MsgBox "Select file 2" - Import data dialog box to allow user to select an excel file I dont want to define the path or filename, but want the user to be able to select the file to import. Thank you ahead of time for your help!!!! Dan |
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