Macros pulling info from other worksheets
One way is to create a userform that has a combobox for each worksheet you need.
If you want to try, take a look at the userform in Myrna Larson and Bill Manville's compare program: http://www.cpearson.com/excel/whatsnew.htm look for compare.xla wrote: How can I have the macro / vba prompt me for the name of the workbook and sheet each time I run it? Both the active sheet and the one I would be pulling from will be open, but the one I am pulling from will change in name and its sheet names will be different each time. Thanks -- Dave Peterson |
Macros pulling info from other worksheets
How can I have the macro / vba prompt me for the name of the workbook
and sheet each time I run it? Both the active sheet and the one I would be pulling from will be open, but the one I am pulling from will change in name and its sheet names will be different each time. Thanks |
Macros pulling info from other worksheets
On Dec 7, 1:01 pm, wrote:
How can I have the macro / vba prompt me for the name of the workbook and sheet each time I run it? Both the active sheet and the one I would be pulling from will be open, but the one I am pulling from will change in name and its sheet names will be different each time. Thanks PS using Excel 2007 |
Macros pulling info from other worksheets
You have one response over in the programming newsgroup.
Stick with one group and forget the multi-posting. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Fri, 7 Dec 2007 10:01:36 -0800 (PST), wrote: How can I have the macro / vba prompt me for the name of the workbook and sheet each time I run it? Both the active sheet and the one I would be pulling from will be open, but the one I am pulling from will change in name and its sheet names will be different each time. Thanks |
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