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I don't have an alternate suggestion. But there are lots of scheduling programs
available (search google) if you're not happy with what's built into windows. On 10/20/2010 04:23, WhytheQ wrote: Thanks for all the help folks. I just ended up creating an extra little subroutine "Sub RunRemotely()" in the excel file which gives the specified values to the two variables - the vbs file now just looks like: Set XL=CreateObject("Excel.Application") XL.Visible=True XL.Workbooks.Open "\\imsfileserve\xxx.xlsm" XL.Run "'xxx.xlsm'!RunRemotely" XL.Workbooks("xxx.xlsm").close false XL.quit Set XL=nothing ...ONE FURTHER QUESTION: I'm using these .vbs files, run using Scheduled Tasks, to run various macros on a server dedicated to churning out Excel reports - what alternative methods would you use? (bearing in mind the routines can take upwards of 20minutes to run using lots of aPCs resources while running ? All help appreciated Jason. -- Dave Peterson |
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