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My VBA module contains the following code:
Workbooks.Open ("mybook.xlsm") If "mybook.xlsm" does not exist, then my VBA code will crash immediately and the user will see an error dialog box, plus the VBA program will stop running as well. If Workbooks.Open() fails, can I somehow instruct VBA to detour to some alternate code rather than crashing?? For example, can I use code somewhat similiar to below: If Workbooks.Open("mybook.xlsm") = FILE_WAS FOUND? then MsgBox "File was found and opened" Else MsgBox "Sorry, the file was NOT found! Try again!" ' Then ask user to select a new file End If thank u |
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