When I use "s = application.GetOpenFilename()" I have two options: a) s =
False (boolean) because I canceled the function; b) s = the selected file (no
boolean).

When I use Y = ubound(s), Excel displays a 13 error, if s = False.

When I use a "if s = False then.." statement, Excel displays a 13 error if s
= the selected file.

I had tried the "on error resume next" instruction but it does not
function.. How can I deal with this situation?

Hi

Try something like


Code:
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Sub ddd()
Dim GetFileName
GetFileName = Application.GetOpenFilename()
If GetFileName < False Then
MsgBox "got a file name " & GetFileName
Else
MsgBox "Cancelled out"
End If

End Sub
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rylo


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"rylo" wrote:


Hi

Try something like


Code:
--------------------
Sub ddd()
Dim GetFileName
GetFileName = Application.GetOpenFilename()
If GetFileName < False Then
MsgBox "got a file name " & GetFileName
Else
MsgBox "Cancelled out"
End If

End Sub
--------------------


rylo


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Thank you Rylo, the key was the "Dim GetFileName"
Antonio