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grab values from a range
I need to put together some VBA that will do this.
1) Copy the cell values of a named range from another workbook to this workbook, starting in current cell. 2) I will then duplicate that code to create a second macro, but in the second macro I'm going to replace the value in column m with a formula. I think I can figure that part out if I can get the first chunk. Any help appreciated. thx - Russ |
grab values from a range
Sub Macro1()
Workbooks("OtherWb").Sheets("Sheet1").Range("MyRan ge").Copy _ ActiveCell End Sub Hth, Merjet |
grab values from a range
Thanks Merjet!
"merjet" wrote: Sub Macro1() Workbooks("OtherWb").Sheets("Sheet1").Range("MyRan ge").Copy _ ActiveCell End Sub Hth, Merjet |
grab values from a range
Merjet,
Must the workbook be open? I'm using Sub GetPlaybookData() Workbooks("H:\IT Process Engineering Artifacts\Practice Area\CF Playbook.xls").Sheets("Project Staffing").Range("Desired_Staffing2").Copy ActiveCell End Sub and I keep getting subscript out of range. I googled that and it looks like that would likely mean that something isn't there that I think is there. This file, worksheet and range definitely exist. Any ideas? -thx "merjet" wrote: Sub Macro1() Workbooks("OtherWb").Sheets("Sheet1").Range("MyRan ge").Copy _ ActiveCell End Sub Hth, Merjet |
grab values from a range
Yes, the workbook must be open for the code I gave you to work. If you
want to do it with a closed workbook, search this group for "closed workbook". Merjet |
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