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Modify function for another workbook
Hi,
I have these 2 functions which let me read/write to a cell. Sub WriteCell(mSheet, mVal, mCell) ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets(mSheet).Range(mCell).Val ue = LTrim(mVal) End Sub Function ReadCell(mSheet, mCell) ReadCell = ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets(mSheet).Range(mCell).Val ue End Function This lets me specify the worksheet, but what if I have/want to use another workbook? I presume wookbook is the VBAProject name from the Project window? Thanks - Kirk |
Modify function for another workbook
No it is the book name
Workbooks("my other book.xls") instead of activeWorkbook. Pass it as a parameter like the rest. -- --- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "kirkm" wrote in message ... Hi, I have these 2 functions which let me read/write to a cell. Sub WriteCell(mSheet, mVal, mCell) ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets(mSheet).Range(mCell).Val ue = LTrim(mVal) End Sub Function ReadCell(mSheet, mCell) ReadCell = ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets(mSheet).Range(mCell).Val ue End Function This lets me specify the worksheet, but what if I have/want to use another workbook? I presume wookbook is the VBAProject name from the Project window? Thanks - Kirk |
Modify function for another workbook
On Thu, 20 Dec 2007 11:18:57 -0000, "Bob Phillips"
wrote: No it is the book name Workbooks("my other book.xls") instead of activeWorkbook. Pass it as a parameter like the rest. Thanks Bob, That worked a treat :-) Cheers - Kirk |
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