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problem opening file thru code
I use the following code to open a file when a button on a userform is clicked:
'open template Dim fn As String Dim loc As String Dim str As String loc = Range("loc_template").Value fn = Range("template").Value On Error GoTo 200 str = loc & "\" & fn Call OpenFile(str) On Error GoTo 0 Unload Me Exit Sub 200 MsgBox "Could not find " & str End Sub The code usually works fine; my problem is when I have modified and saved the "template"; which I do quite often. After the file has been saved and renamed, it will no longer open through the code. I adjust the range (range("template").value) to reflect the new name, but when I try to open it, the screen turns white and I have to restart. I know it is identifying the file, as it shows in the Task Manager as an application (actually two applications) but they are "not responding" and my code does not trip the file not found error; it finds the file, it just can't open it. If I open the file manually, save, and close it with the same new name, it will then open through the code. I can't figure out what keeps it from opening after it has been modified. It is not really a template file, but, it is a .xlsm file that I use as a template, and it has a lot going on it; including database connections to a historical data source. Those connections are made through code, and are always closed at the end of the code. It does not appear to have any connections open, and when I open it and close it manually, I do not need to do anything to the file to get it to once again be re-openable through the code. Any ideas? Thanks Ken |
problem opening file thru code
Hi
The code for your OpenFile sub might help answer your query. Pascal Baro |
problem opening file thru code
Pascal
It doesn't say much, probably should just be another line in the listbox code I already posted. Sub OpenFile(s) Workbooks.Open Filename:=s End Sub Ken On Saturday, November 24, 2012 6:06:32 PM UTC-5, pascal baro wrote: Hi The code for your OpenFile sub might help answer your query. Pascal Baro |
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