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Using cmdlg xlDialogOpen
My code needs to know the path and filename to a workbook for later use. The
info is to be provided by the user. I tried to use: Application.Dialogs(xlDialogOpen).Show but that only returns the value true or false. I still want the dialog to show but instead of true or false I want the dialog to return the path and filename to the workbook. Also I don't want the file to open - I just need the path info. Any ideas? TIA PO |
Using cmdlg xlDialogOpen
fname = Application.GetOpenFileName()
see help for options. This returns the users selection, but does not open the file. You would use the information returned with workbooks.Open fname as an example it you want the file opened. Also look at application.GetSaveAsFileName for similar funcitonality with the saveas dialog. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "PO" wrote: My code needs to know the path and filename to a workbook for later use. The info is to be provided by the user. I tried to use: Application.Dialogs(xlDialogOpen).Show but that only returns the value true or false. I still want the dialog to show but instead of true or false I want the dialog to return the path and filename to the workbook. Also I don't want the file to open - I just need the path info. Any ideas? TIA PO |
Using cmdlg xlDialogOpen
Works just like I intended.
Thanks!! PO "Tom Ogilvy" skrev i meddelandet ... fname = Application.GetOpenFileName() see help for options. This returns the users selection, but does not open the file. You would use the information returned with workbooks.Open fname as an example it you want the file opened. Also look at application.GetSaveAsFileName for similar funcitonality with the saveas dialog. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "PO" wrote: My code needs to know the path and filename to a workbook for later use. The info is to be provided by the user. I tried to use: Application.Dialogs(xlDialogOpen).Show but that only returns the value true or false. I still want the dialog to show but instead of true or false I want the dialog to return the path and filename to the workbook. Also I don't want the file to open - I just need the path info. Any ideas? TIA PO |
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