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Hello,
I have a workbook that has data in it provided to me in another Excle file.
The names in my book and the source book are the same. The file is named
myfile_yyyymmdd_z.xlsx. the file is provided to me several times each day
with the z incrementing with each new version. I would like a macro that
would either
copy and paste the new data from the source file to my file There are more
sheets to my file than what is in the file provided to me with links

or more preferably

a macro that when executed would update the links in my file to the most
recent file provided to me.

I am using excel 07


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Are the files stored in the same folder?, does your workbook name remain
constant, the file that is provided to, ddo you have direct conatct to
the person sending it? is it just sent to you?

Al;193593 Wrote:
Hello,
I have a workbook that has data in it provided to me in another Excle
file.
The names in my book and the source book are the same. The file is
named
myfile_yyyymmdd_z.xlsx. the file is provided to me several times each
day
with the z incrementing with each new version. I would like a macro
that
would either
copy and paste the new data from the source file to my file There are
more
sheets to my file than what is in the file provided to me with links

or more preferably

a macro that when executed would update the links in my file to the
most
recent file provided to me.

I am using excel 07


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My file name stays the same the other file that I receive is the one that
changes. it is stored in a subfolder of the folder of my file. I do have
contact with the sender (butnot normally), but the file is typically just
sent to me.

"Simon Lloyd" wrote:


Are the files stored in the same folder?, does your workbook name remain
constant, the file that is provided to, ddo you have direct conatct to
the person sending it? is it just sent to you?

Al;193593 Wrote:
Hello,
I have a workbook that has data in it provided to me in another Excle
file.
The names in my book and the source book are the same. The file is
named
myfile_yyyymmdd_z.xlsx. the file is provided to me several times each
day
with the z incrementing with each new version. I would like a macro
that
would either
copy and paste the new data from the source file to my file There are
more
sheets to my file than what is in the file provided to me with links

or more preferably

a macro that when executed would update the links in my file to the
most
recent file provided to me.

I am using excel 07


Thanks



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The code should then go in the senders workbook, so that when you open
it it opens your workbook and updates the relevant information.Al;193816 Wrote:
My file name stays the same the other file that I receive is the one
that
changes. it is stored in a subfolder of the folder of my file. I do
have
contact with the sender (butnot normally), but the file is typically
just
sent to me.

"Simon Lloyd" wrote:


Are the files stored in the same folder?, does your workbook name

remain
constant, the file that is provided to, ddo you have direct conatct

to
the person sending it? is it just sent to you?

Al;193593 Wrote:
Hello,
I have a workbook that has data in it provided to me in another

Excle
file.
The names in my book and the source book are the same. The file is
named
myfile_yyyymmdd_z.xlsx. the file is provided to me several times

each
day
with the z incrementing with each new version. I would like a macro
that
would either
copy and paste the new data from the source file to my file There

are
more
sheets to my file than what is in the file provided to me with

links

or more preferably

a macro that when executed would update the links in my file to the
most
recent file provided to me.

I am using excel 07


Thanks



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Their file is created new each time. I would like to save their file and
open my and put the code in my book.

"Simon Lloyd" wrote:


The code should then go in the senders workbook, so that when you open
it it opens your workbook and updates the relevant information.Al;193816 Wrote:
My file name stays the same the other file that I receive is the one
that
changes. it is stored in a subfolder of the folder of my file. I do
have
contact with the sender (butnot normally), but the file is typically
just
sent to me.

"Simon Lloyd" wrote:


Are the files stored in the same folder?, does your workbook name

remain
constant, the file that is provided to, ddo you have direct conatct

to
the person sending it? is it just sent to you?

Al;193593 Wrote:
Hello,
I have a workbook that has data in it provided to me in another

Excle
file.
The names in my book and the source book are the same. The file is
named
myfile_yyyymmdd_z.xlsx. the file is provided to me several times

each
day
with the z incrementing with each new version. I would like a macro
that
would either
copy and paste the new data from the source file to my file There

are
more
sheets to my file than what is in the file provided to me with

links

or more preferably

a macro that when executed would update the links in my file to the
most
recent file provided to me.

I am using excel 07


Thanks


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I understand what your saying but their incremented file is copied from
the original, having the code in there will also copy over, everytime
you open the incremented workbook your's will be opened and updated,
it's much more difficult to do it the other way as you would have to
store what the last number workbook opened for update was in order to
open the next incremented one in the file....what if a number was
skipped?Al;194008 Wrote:
Their file is created new each time. I would like to save their file and
open my and put the code in my book.

"Simon Lloyd" wrote:


The code should then go in the senders workbook, so that when you

open
it it opens your workbook and updates the relevant

information.Al;193816 Wrote:
My file name stays the same the other file that I receive is the

one
that
changes. it is stored in a subfolder of the folder of my file. I do
have
contact with the sender (butnot normally), but the file is

typically
just
sent to me.

"Simon Lloyd" wrote:


Are the files stored in the same folder?, does your workbook name
remain
constant, the file that is provided to, ddo you have direct

conatct
to
the person sending it? is it just sent to you?

Al;193593 Wrote:
Hello,
I have a workbook that has data in it provided to me in another
Excle
file.
The names in my book and the source book are the same. The file

is
named
myfile_yyyymmdd_z.xlsx. the file is provided to me several

times
each
day
with the z incrementing with each new version. I would like a

macro
that
would either
copy and paste the new data from the source file to my file

There
are
more
sheets to my file than what is in the file provided to me with
links

or more preferably

a macro that when executed would update the links in my file to

the
most
recent file provided to me.

I am using excel 07


Thanks


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