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Select a file
I want to select a file and close it. But when execution reaches the line:
Windows("Scope1.txt").Activate I get the error message: Subscript out of range (Error 9). The same command worked for an .xls file earlier in the program. Perhaps the command is coded differently for a text file? Appreciate anyone's help in how to do this. Thanks. |
Select a file
If scope1.txt is the workbook name, then try using
Workbooks("Scope1.txt).Activate -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "hmm" wrote: I want to select a file and close it. But when execution reaches the line: Windows("Scope1.txt").Activate I get the error message: Subscript out of range (Error 9). The same command worked for an .xls file earlier in the program. Perhaps the command is coded differently for a text file? Appreciate anyone's help in how to do this. Thanks. |
Select a file
Thanks Tom; it worked! (See separate post for the next question arising.)
"Tom Ogilvy" wrote: If scope1.txt is the workbook name, then try using Workbooks("Scope1.txt).Activate -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "hmm" wrote: I want to select a file and close it. But when execution reaches the line: Windows("Scope1.txt").Activate I get the error message: Subscript out of range (Error 9). The same command worked for an .xls file earlier in the program. Perhaps the command is coded differently for a text file? Appreciate anyone's help in how to do this. Thanks. |
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