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Deactivate automatic macros on import
Hi All......
I am trying to open a second Excel file and retrieve a copy of one of the worksheets. I've done this many times successfully, with other files, but this one has automatic macros attached to the sheet and workbook modules which are messing things up by trying to engage. How might I be able to open this book and copy a sheet from it to another workbook, and in so doing, disable all the sheet and workbook macros?.....and circumvent the "workbook is in use, do you want to open read-only" message. TIA Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 |
Deactivate automatic macros on import
Disable events before you open the workbook:
Application.EnableEvents = False Remember to enable again after you are done with the sheet. Regards, David Miller |
Deactivate automatic macros on import
Thanks David.....but I still can't get past the "file is in use, open as
read-only?" message. Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Dave Miller" wrote: Disable events before you open the workbook: Application.EnableEvents = False Remember to enable again after you are done with the sheet. Regards, David Miller |
Deactivate automatic macros on import
To close the loop............I wasn't able to get there with any sort of a
Copy and Paste procedure, but was finally able to get what I needed by using a macro to run a custom MSQuery. Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "CLR" wrote: Hi All...... I am trying to open a second Excel file and retrieve a copy of one of the worksheets. I've done this many times successfully, with other files, but this one has automatic macros attached to the sheet and workbook modules which are messing things up by trying to engage. How might I be able to open this book and copy a sheet from it to another workbook, and in so doing, disable all the sheet and workbook macros?.....and circumvent the "workbook is in use, do you want to open read-only" message. TIA Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 |
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