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We have a workbook with a lot of user entered data and we want to set up a
macro to copy it to a new version of a tool (as it's released). Within the code, I want to refer to the new version as "aWB". I want the user to select the "oWB" that they want to copy their data from. How would I do that with VBA? Thanks |
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