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I expected some .vbs code that would copy the file, then start excel and open
that workbook so that it becomes a single click operation! Bob Phillips wrote: LOL. De Bono like! "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... Another option... Copy that somefilenamethatistoolong.xls to a nice location and call it log.xls. Use that in your formula. Whenever the somefilenamethatistoolong.xls gets updated, you will have to remember to copy that workbook again. billsc wrote: I have a long log file where I pull only 10 of the columns and combine data. This means I need to have the somefilenamethatistoolong.xls in every formula and the file may change from release to release. I would like to put some where that "log= c:\logfiles\somefilenamethatistoolong.xls" and then use [log] in the formulas... How do I do this.... -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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