Cells to link to "current workbook"

I have a spreadsheet that contains pricing that is calculated by referencing
cells in various other workbooks saved under customer names (not at the same
time).

I need to create a macro that will allow me to easily link my pricing
workbook to my customer workbooks. Any macro that I have tried to create to
accomplish that limits itself to the workbook I pointed it to while creating
it.

Is there a way to write the code that can be flexible to reference any
workbook and not specifically the workbook it originally referenced?

Hope that made sense. I'm stuck. I've tried all kinds of tricks. Thank you.
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David P.

Good morning David

Try saving your macro as an add-in, and don't reference it to a particular workbook by name, but use the ActiveWorkbook instruction, which will just use the file you are working on.

HTH

DominicB

you dont need a macro,in the cell you want the link to exist in type =and
then click in the cell in the workbook you want to link to.ie the workbook
that you want to link to has to be open at the time you create the
link,unless you know the name of the workbook and the cell reference you want
to link to you just type ='C:\Documents and Settings\John Smith\My
Documents\[book1.xls]Sheet1'!$O$4 or similar
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paul
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"David P." wrote:

> I have a spreadsheet that contains pricing that is calculated by referencing
> cells in various other workbooks saved under customer names (not at the same
> time).
>
> I need to create a macro that will allow me to easily link my pricing
> workbook to my customer workbooks. Any macro that I have tried to create to
> accomplish that limits itself to the workbook I pointed it to while creating
> it.
>
> Is there a way to write the code that can be flexible to reference any
> workbook and not specifically the workbook it originally referenced?
>
> Hope that made sense. I'm stuck. I've tried all kinds of tricks. Thank you.
> --
> David P.