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Neil,
thanks for the feedback. Let me clarify some things further: The Filename:=x expects a string for x. The assignment made here is actually Filename:=Range("A1").Value Value is the default property of the Range object that it could be omitted. The expression Range("A1") refers to an object, which is not the proper data type for this assignment. If you wanted to assign Range("A1") to an object variable you would need Dim rng as Object 'or Dim rng as Range Set rng = Range("A1") Access VBA works in the same manner re objects and simple data types. The online documentation clarifies these things. WHen in the VBA IDE just click on the work SaveAs and press F1. From there you will start seeing how the object libraries work. HTH Kostis |
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