Set ws1 = ThisWorkbook.Sheets(1)

Instead of ThisWorkbook, how can I get a macro I have stored in
personal.xls to use the currently active workbook? It is currently
referring only to personal.xls, which needless to say is hidden and
unused. I cannot hard-code a workbook name because every day there is
a new set of workbooks generated from a database, and the names are
always different/dynamic. I need to be able to just open a newly
generated workbook, run my macro, and exit excel as soon as the magic
stops.

Thanks a ton.

ActiveWorkbook.Sheets(1)

wrote:
Set ws1 = ThisWorkbook.Sheets(1)

Instead of ThisWorkbook, how can I get a macro I have stored in
personal.xls to use the currently active workbook? It is currently
referring only to personal.xls, which needless to say is hidden and
unused. I cannot hard-code a workbook name because every day there is
a new set of workbooks generated from a database, and the names are
always different/dynamic. I need to be able to just open a newly
generated workbook, run my macro, and exit excel as soon as the magic
stops.

Thanks a ton.

Awesome, thanks!

I'm an excel noob, but I don't use it enough to need to learn VBA :)

ImpulseBlue wrote:
ActiveWorkbook.Sheets(1)

wrote:
Set ws1 = ThisWorkbook.Sheets(1)

Instead of ThisWorkbook, how can I get a macro I have stored in
personal.xls to use the currently active workbook? It is currently
referring only to personal.xls, which needless to say is hidden and
unused. I cannot hard-code a workbook name because every day there is
a new set of workbooks generated from a database, and the names are
always different/dynamic. I need to be able to just open a newly
generated workbook, run my macro, and exit excel as soon as the magic
stops.

Thanks a ton.