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I have an application where I want Excel to open a file listed in a
spreadsheet. This spreadsheet contains a list of Autocad drawings. Ordinarily I'd just use the Hyperlink function to allow the user to click on it and AutoCad will open the file. However, we have limited netowrk licenses and they are assigned on a first come basis. If all of the licenses are in use, and someone tried to open a drawing with AutoCad it will fail. I'd like to make it so that when the user clicks on the filename, an Autocad viewer will open. I was thinking that a command button with some embedded code would do the trick. The code would look at the cell and get the filename (which includes the entire path to the drawing). Then the program would open it with the drawing viewer. However, I'm at a loss as to HOW to do this. Any help? DGreco |
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