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I have the following Macro (which I need to run on approximately 200
different workbooks) -- what is the BEST way to achieve this? Should I use a Function (and if so, what would it look like)? NOTE: I'm assuming that this Macro should reside in a Module -- but, should this be run outside of EXCEL (say, from a Form in ACCESS)? Here's my code: Does anyone see anything that I may be missing? Here's the MOST important thing I need this code to do (assuming there are no further modifications needed) ... This code (Macro) needs to perform this same task on approximately 200 different Workbooks (all residing in the same Network Directory), but ONLY when a Command Button is pressed. I'm assuming that I'll need to create a Form (in ACCESS perhaps) and call this Macro -- correct? How would I do this, and how would I get this Macro to perform this Link Update on all 200 or so Workbooks? Private Sub Workbook_Open() Dim vLinkSources Dim iLinkSource As Integer Dim AnySheet As Worksheet For Each AnySheet In ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets(AnySheet.Name).Unprotect Password:="mypassword" Next vLinkSources = ActiveWorkbook.LinkSources(xlExcelLinks) If Not IsEmpty(vLinkSources) Then For iLinkSource = LBound(vLinkSources) To UBound(vLinkSources) ActiveWorkbook.UpdateLink vLinkSources(iLinkSource), xlExcelLinks Next End If For Each AnySheet In ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets ActiveWorkbook.Worksheets(AnySheet.Name).Protect Password:="mypassword" Next End Sub |
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