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I am running macro which creates multiple workbooks. I wnat to reset my
workbook counter, without closing and re-opening Excel. Is there VB script to
include in my macro to do this?
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What workbook counter?

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I'm guessing he means the one that controls the WB name (Book1, Book2,
Book3, etc..) Can this even be done?

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What workbook counter?

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I am running macro which creates multiple workbooks. I wnat to reset my
workbook counter, without closing and re-opening Excel. Is there VB script

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Yes Bob and D-A-D The workbook counter that Excel defaults to use when you
start it up. I need to be able to reset back to Book1.xls, but I don't want
to close Excel and have to re-open it. Thanks much!

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What workbook counter?

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Bob Phillips

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I am running macro which creates multiple workbooks. I wnat to reset my
workbook counter, without closing and re-opening Excel. Is there VB script

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I don't think that that is possible.

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Yes Bob and D-A-D The workbook counter that Excel defaults to use when

you
start it up. I need to be able to reset back to Book1.xls, but I don't

want
to close Excel and have to re-open it. Thanks much!

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

What workbook counter?

--
HTH

Bob Phillips

(replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct)

"Ricardo" wrote in message
...
I am running macro which creates multiple workbooks. I wnat to reset

my
workbook counter, without closing and re-opening Excel. Is there VB

script
to
include in my macro to do this?






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