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I am using Ron de Bruins routine acquiring data from a closed workbook. It
works perfect but the closed workbook does not have a fixed name. The name of the workbook I need to acquire data from is in sheet3 I1. So the question is how to I get the following code to use fName to replace test3.xls? Sub File_In_Local_Folder() Application.ScreenUpdating = False On Error Resume Next fName = Sheets("sheet3").Range("I1").Value 'Call the macro GetRange GetRange "C:\prc\eom", "test3.xls", "eom information", "A1:bb50", _ Sheets("Sheet1").Range("A1") On Error GoTo 0 Application.ScreenUpdating = True End Sub Thanks Ronbo |
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What causes the workbook to change names? Is it a fixed criteria? Can that
criteria be used to determine what the current workbook name is? If the name of the workbook is changed on a strictly arbitrary basis, there is no way to get it via code, unless it is the only workbook in the folder. "Ronbo" wrote: I am using Ron de Bruins routine acquiring data from a closed workbook. It works perfect but the closed workbook does not have a fixed name. The name of the workbook I need to acquire data from is in sheet3 I1. So the question is how to I get the following code to use fName to replace test3.xls? Sub File_In_Local_Folder() Application.ScreenUpdating = False On Error Resume Next fName = Sheets("sheet3").Range("I1").Value 'Call the macro GetRange GetRange "C:\prc\eom", "test3.xls", "eom information", "A1:bb50", _ Sheets("Sheet1").Range("A1") On Error GoTo 0 Application.ScreenUpdating = True End Sub Thanks Ronbo |
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The month and year casue the name to change. But I have the name of the
workbook in "sheet3 I1". What I need to do is replace Ron's "test3.xls" (the file name) to the file name in "sheet3 I1". "JLGWhiz" wrote: What causes the workbook to change names? Is it a fixed criteria? Can that criteria be used to determine what the current workbook name is? If the name of the workbook is changed on a strictly arbitrary basis, there is no way to get it via code, unless it is the only workbook in the folder. "Ronbo" wrote: I am using Ron de Bruins routine acquiring data from a closed workbook. It works perfect but the closed workbook does not have a fixed name. The name of the workbook I need to acquire data from is in sheet3 I1. So the question is how to I get the following code to use fName to replace test3.xls? Sub File_In_Local_Folder() Application.ScreenUpdating = False On Error Resume Next fName = Sheets("sheet3").Range("I1").Value 'Call the macro GetRange GetRange "C:\prc\eom", "test3.xls", "eom information", "A1:bb50", _ Sheets("Sheet1").Range("A1") On Error GoTo 0 Application.ScreenUpdating = True End Sub Thanks Ronbo |
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I assume you mean the the file name is in sheet 3, cell I1 of the active
workbook. If my assumption is correct, then you can use a variable like: myfName = ThisWorkbook.Sheets("Sheet3").Range("I1") Then use it like: GetRange "C:\prc\eom", "myfName", "eom information", "A1:bb50", _ Sheets("Sheet1").Range("A1") "Ronbo" wrote: The month and year casue the name to change. But I have the name of the workbook in "sheet3 I1". What I need to do is replace Ron's "test3.xls" (the file name) to the file name in "sheet3 I1". "JLGWhiz" wrote: What causes the workbook to change names? Is it a fixed criteria? Can that criteria be used to determine what the current workbook name is? If the name of the workbook is changed on a strictly arbitrary basis, there is no way to get it via code, unless it is the only workbook in the folder. "Ronbo" wrote: I am using Ron de Bruins routine acquiring data from a closed workbook. It works perfect but the closed workbook does not have a fixed name. The name of the workbook I need to acquire data from is in sheet3 I1. So the question is how to I get the following code to use fName to replace test3.xls? Sub File_In_Local_Folder() Application.ScreenUpdating = False On Error Resume Next fName = Sheets("sheet3").Range("I1").Value 'Call the macro GetRange GetRange "C:\prc\eom", "test3.xls", "eom information", "A1:bb50", _ Sheets("Sheet1").Range("A1") On Error GoTo 0 Application.ScreenUpdating = True End Sub Thanks Ronbo |
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