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Modified "For Each wbk In Application.Workbooks"
Hello there,
One more "telegraphical" question... If I want to make changes in all open workbooks, I use something like: For Each wbk In Application.Workbooks <do something Next wbk Now, my question is: how to write the macro that will <do something on all the open workbooks except the one from which the macro is executed? Many thanks for your help on this, Mark |
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