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Hi Folks,
I can create a macro that copies a value from one cell to another, but since this will be part of a nested routine, I'd like to figure out the most elegant way to perform this one elementary piece. I suspect that the whole activate select copy activate select paste thing that a macro creates isn't the most elegant way to handle this. Let's say I want to copy the value of: Workbook: SourceWorkbook.xls Worksheet: "Source Data Sheet" Value: value of "C3" .... to ... Workbook: "TargetWorkbook.xls" Worksheet: "Target Data Sheet" Target Cell: "A2" What's an elegant, programmatic way to perform this inter-workbook value assignment? Thanks, Jamie |
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