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I have 30 excel workbooks for each year, say year 6,7 and 8, so in total 90
workbooks. Each of the workbooks are stored in this pathname ending in the year for instance for Year 6 it would be this :- \\SVR-SBS\FolderName\Folder6 I want to write a Macro to be able to open all the workbooks for one year where an InputBox asks me which year I need and the answer then causes the macro to open all 30 workbooks in whatever year I want. Firstly, is there a way I can list the names of all the workbooks and secondly if I cant, how do I write code that will only go through the list of files once, based on the path obtained from the InputBox? |
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Sub getbooks()
folder = "\\SVR-SBS\FolderName\Folder" Response = InputBox("Enter Year : ") If Response < "" Then folder = folder & Response & "\" FName = Dir(folder & "*.xls") Do While FName < "" Set bk = Workbooks.Open(filename:=folder & FName) 'enter your code here bk.Close savechanges:=False FName = Dir() Loop Else MsgBox ("Cannot OPen the year - Exiting Sub") End If End Sub "MurrayB" wrote: I have 30 excel workbooks for each year, say year 6,7 and 8, so in total 90 workbooks. Each of the workbooks are stored in this pathname ending in the year for instance for Year 6 it would be this :- \\SVR-SBS\FolderName\Folder6 I want to write a Macro to be able to open all the workbooks for one year where an InputBox asks me which year I need and the answer then causes the macro to open all 30 workbooks in whatever year I want. Firstly, is there a way I can list the names of all the workbooks and secondly if I cant, how do I write code that will only go through the list of files once, based on the path obtained from the InputBox? |
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Thanks Joel - I will give it a try!!
"Joel" wrote in message ... Sub getbooks() folder = "\\SVR-SBS\FolderName\Folder" Response = InputBox("Enter Year : ") If Response < "" Then folder = folder & Response & "\" FName = Dir(folder & "*.xls") Do While FName < "" Set bk = Workbooks.Open(filename:=folder & FName) 'enter your code here bk.Close savechanges:=False FName = Dir() Loop Else MsgBox ("Cannot OPen the year - Exiting Sub") End If End Sub "MurrayB" wrote: I have 30 excel workbooks for each year, say year 6,7 and 8, so in total 90 workbooks. Each of the workbooks are stored in this pathname ending in the year for instance for Year 6 it would be this :- \\SVR-SBS\FolderName\Folder6 I want to write a Macro to be able to open all the workbooks for one year where an InputBox asks me which year I need and the answer then causes the macro to open all 30 workbooks in whatever year I want. Firstly, is there a way I can list the names of all the workbooks and secondly if I cant, how do I write code that will only go through the list of files once, based on the path obtained from the InputBox? |
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To open all workbooks in the specified folder number, give this a try...
Sub OpenWorkbooks() Dim Path As String Dim Answer As String Dim FileName As String Answer = InputBox("Please enter folder number...") If IsNumeric(Answer) Then ' Note: Do not put trailing backslash on path Path = "\\SVR-SBS\FolderName\Folder" FileName = Dir(Path & "\" & Answer & ".xls") Do While Len(FileName) 0 Application.Workbooks.Open Path & FileName FileName = Dir Loop End If End Sub -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "MurrayB" wrote in message ... I have 30 excel workbooks for each year, say year 6,7 and 8, so in total 90 workbooks. Each of the workbooks are stored in this pathname ending in the year for instance for Year 6 it would be this :- \\SVR-SBS\FolderName\Folder6 I want to write a Macro to be able to open all the workbooks for one year where an InputBox asks me which year I need and the answer then causes the macro to open all 30 workbooks in whatever year I want. Firstly, is there a way I can list the names of all the workbooks and secondly if I cant, how do I write code that will only go through the list of files once, based on the path obtained from the InputBox? |
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Thanks Nick - will give it a shot!
"Rick Rothstein" wrote in message ... To open all workbooks in the specified folder number, give this a try... Sub OpenWorkbooks() Dim Path As String Dim Answer As String Dim FileName As String Answer = InputBox("Please enter folder number...") If IsNumeric(Answer) Then ' Note: Do not put trailing backslash on path Path = "\\SVR-SBS\FolderName\Folder" FileName = Dir(Path & "\" & Answer & ".xls") Do While Len(FileName) 0 Application.Workbooks.Open Path & FileName FileName = Dir Loop End If End Sub -- Rick (MVP - Excel) "MurrayB" wrote in message ... I have 30 excel workbooks for each year, say year 6,7 and 8, so in total 90 workbooks. Each of the workbooks are stored in this pathname ending in the year for instance for Year 6 it would be this :- \\SVR-SBS\FolderName\Folder6 I want to write a Macro to be able to open all the workbooks for one year where an InputBox asks me which year I need and the answer then causes the macro to open all 30 workbooks in whatever year I want. Firstly, is there a way I can list the names of all the workbooks and secondly if I cant, how do I write code that will only go through the list of files once, based on the path obtained from the InputBox? |
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