Yes..provided you have the wb object...

Dim wb as workbook
Set wb = ActiveWorkbook

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Jacob Skaria


"Alberto Ast" wrote:

Will the statement read as follows?

if wb.ReadOnly then
wb.Close False
else
wb.Close True
end if

"Peter T" wrote:

bReadOnly = wb.ReadOnly

where wb refers to the workbook you want to know about

Regards,
Peter T

"Alberto Ast" wrote in message
...
If I open a file with macros... it could had been opened as read only or
as
read/write....

Then how do I check with a macro if it was opened as read only or as
read/write?


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