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The Differences in the Shell Command in Excel 2003 and 2007
In Excel 2003 to run a Shell for an executable file (.exe) it took the form:
Filename = "C:\Path\File.exe" RetVal = Shell(Filename, 1) How do you run a Shell for an executable file in Excel 2007? |
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The Differences in the Shell Command in Excel 2003 and 2007
Shell is a VB function and hasn't changed in Excel 2007.
-- Jim "Philosophaie" wrote in message ... | In Excel 2003 to run a Shell for an executable file (.exe) it took the form: | | Filename = "C:\Path\File.exe" | RetVal = Shell(Filename, 1) | | How do you run a Shell for an executable file in Excel 2007? |
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