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How do I refer to a specific window when I have a file with multiple windows
open. I originally wrote a macro to operate on a workbook with only one window open. I used the workbooks("mybook").activate, but now that I have more than one window open, it always selects the first window. If i am in the second window when I run the macro, it puts the information in the active cell in the first window of the workbook. How to I specifically refer to window where the cursor is. Do I use some type of activewindow command? do i create an object and set it equal to the current window? Thanks. |
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