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Default Copying Values to another Workbook

I want to use a macro so that evertime i run an analysis tool in a workbook,
I can copy the data into another file. So my questions are

1) Can I accomplish this without opening the other (index) file. The only
method I know right now is to do something like Windows("Index.xls).Activate
,etc. Is there some way I can automactially open the file?

2)The data added would be appended at the last row of the index file. How
should I accomlish this? I think I would need a FOR loop and a cell<""
check, but how would specify that the macro only looks down one column?
i.e. I would want it to look down column A and skip row 1-10 and then check
against each cell value to see if there's any value that exists in the cell.

3) How do I copy absolute values. ActiveCell = "=[Filename.xls]Main!R3C3"
would give me a link, but I just need the absolute values.

Thanks in advance
 
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