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"For each w in workbooks "can't find ".dat" open excel sheets,
I use "for each w in workbooks --- Next w" to find all open workbooks. It
doesn't seem to find .dat files opened in excel, but will find .csv files opened in excel. How do I find all open files that have been opened by excel2007? It seems to work fine on older excel software. |
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"For each w in workbooks "can't find ".dat" open excel sheets,
Try the below...Sorry, right now I am unable to try this in 2007...
Sub Macro() Dim win As Window For Each win In Application.Windows MsgBox win.Parent.Name Next End Sub If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Ricky" wrote: I use "for each w in workbooks --- Next w" to find all open workbooks. It doesn't seem to find .dat files opened in excel, but will find .csv files opened in excel. How do I find all open files that have been opened by excel2007? It seems to work fine on older excel software. |
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