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Questions about opening a workbook in code
Hello All
when i open a workbook in code, does it open in the same instance of excel, or a brand new instance. i have a workbook which i am using as a "dashboard" and i want it to open other workbooks, but i would also like those to load seperately in the "background" and not take focus from the workbook with dashboard. anyone got a suggestion? |
Questions about opening a workbook in code
1. It's the same instance
2. maybe this: .... application.screenupdating = false x = activeworkbook.name 'open the files you want. 'after all the files are open then windows(x).activate .... -- MacGuy "DawnTreader" wrote: Hello All when i open a workbook in code, does it open in the same instance of excel, or a brand new instance. i have a workbook which i am using as a "dashboard" and i want it to open other workbooks, but i would also like those to load seperately in the "background" and not take focus from the workbook with dashboard. anyone got a suggestion? |
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