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Thanks Sam, much appreciated
-- Les "Sam Wilson" wrote: Hi Les, yes it is: sub demo() dim wb as work book dim s as string dim i as integer s= "C:\Filepath\File.xls" for i = 1 to 10 Set wb = Workbooks.Open(s, False) 'Write your code in here wb.Close next i end sub "Les" wrote: Hello all, i am not a programmer so forgive the type of questions. Is it possible to run code to manipulate a document if it is opened within a loop and once finished the loop continues ? -- Les |
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