activating a workbook
 

it seemed like it should be asy.
here is what i did:

CrntCompfile = ActiveWorkbook.FullName
Workbooks("CrntCompFile").Activate

With or without the quotations, I get a "...subscript out of range..."
message.

I do not want to use a 'WindowNext.Activate' because the user may have other
stuff open.

Thansk for any suggestions

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activating a workbook
 

Hi Almagg,

Try removing the quotes from the variable CrntCompFile.


However, why would you seek to activate the active
workbook?


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Regards,
Norman



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it seemed like it should be asy.
here is what i did:

CrntCompfile = ActiveWorkbook.FullName
Workbooks("CrntCompFile").Activate

With or without the quotations, I get a "...subscript out of range..."
message.

I do not want to use a 'WindowNext.Activate' because the user may have
other
stuff open.

Thansk for any suggestions

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activating a workbook
 

Hi Almagg,

I intended to add that you should replace the Workbook's
FullName property with its Name property:



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Regards,
Norman

activating a workbook
 

norman

that did it. i thought i had done both, but apparently not.

well the user may have excel files open and my code goes thru three workbooks.

so i did not want to keep track using 'WindowNext.Activate'.

better i just refer to them by name.

thanks

al

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