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Hello,
I have found this code in a old posting that seems the right one to get the a reference fron VB6 to the active Excel workbook. When running it, i get "Sub or function not defined" that seems to refer to CType . It could be that the code is written in VB.net. Could you help with the right version for VB6 (if this is the problem)? Sub Comm1() Dim xlApp As Excel.Application Dim xlBook As Excel.Workbook Dim xlSheet As Excel.Worksheet Dim myBookName As String xlApp = CType((GetObject(, "Excel.Application")), Excel.Application) xlBook = CType(xlApp.ActiveWorkbook, Excel.Workbook) myBookName = xlBook.Name MsgBox (myBookName) End Sub |
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I notice Jim Crone suggested what you should look into in your slightly
early post - "GetObject" is the magic word... In help or with a little research you might have been able to come up with something like this - Dim xlApp As Object ' Late binding, or As Excel.Application with Early Dim oWB As Object ' or Excel.Workbook with Early binding On Error Resume Next Set xlApp = GetObject(, "Excel.Application") ' the first randomly found instance if multiple instances If Not xlApp Is Nothing Then Set oWB = xlApp.ActiveWorkbook If Not oWB Is Nothing Then MsgBox "ActiveWorkbook.Name = " & oWB.Name Else MsgBox "An Excel instance found but no Activeworkbook" End If Else MsgBox "No running Excel instance found" End If Regards, Peter T "avi" wrote in message oups.com... Hello, I have found this code in a old posting that seems the right one to get the a reference fron VB6 to the active Excel workbook. When running it, i get "Sub or function not defined" that seems to refer to CType . It could be that the code is written in VB.net. Could you help with the right version for VB6 (if this is the problem)? Sub Comm1() Dim xlApp As Excel.Application Dim xlBook As Excel.Workbook Dim xlSheet As Excel.Worksheet Dim myBookName As String xlApp = CType((GetObject(, "Excel.Application")), Excel.Application) xlBook = CType(xlApp.ActiveWorkbook, Excel.Workbook) myBookName = xlBook.Name MsgBox (myBookName) End Sub |
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Thanks a lot. Works!!!!!!!!!
Avi |
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