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Getting own workbook
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Is there a way to get the workbook, where a module belongs to? I need to get "myself" in a module. It creates a new workbook, but still needs to work in its own stuff. Tervitades Sonnich |
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Getting own workbook
Sonnich,
Thisworkboook When used in code, it always refers to the workbook containing the code. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Sonnich Jensen" wrote in message oups.com... Hi! Is there a way to get the workbook, where a module belongs to? I need to get "myself" in a module. It creates a new workbook, but still needs to work in its own stuff. Tervitades Sonnich |
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