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Finding the Size of a Range in an Unopened Worksheet
Can I enquire on the size of a range in an unopened worksheet?
The line below doesn't work: J = Workbooks("C: \MyTables.XLS").Worksheets("cs_Tables").Range("CS_ Names").Rows.Count Thanks in advance, Greg |
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Finding the Size of a Range in an Unopened Worksheet
Ahhh .. Never mind ... I'll just open it READ ONLY instead (was
worried about it being locked if another user tried to open it). Regards Greg On Jan 31, 3:45 pm, "Greg Glynn" wrote: Can I enquire on the size of a range in an unopened worksheet? The line below doesn't work: J = Workbooks("C: \MyTables.XLS").Worksheets("cs_Tables").Range("CS_ Names").Rows.Count Thanks in advance, Greg |
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