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Hi! I have a macro that sometimes opens another workbook. However sometimes
that workbook is already open. In that case I do not want to reopen it. I have a UDF that checks if the workbook in fact is open but the problem is that I get Error 9. Is there any way to check if the workbook is open and not get an error? (this error ruins the rest of my program..). strFXOptionPath is a string that contains the name of the workbook. If WorkbookIsOpen(strFXOptionPath) = False Then ........ Private Function WorkbookIsOpen(wbname) As Boolean Dim x As Workbook On Error Resume Next Set x = Workbooks(wbname) If Err = 0 Then WorkbookIsOpen = True _ Else: WorkbookIsOpen = False End Function Any help appreciated! |
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