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is it possible to execute write to the fields in another .xsl form a macro in another .xsl? e.g. some way to load another .xsl into an .xsl macro and write to its data?

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    Daniel
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    is it possible to execute write to the fields in another .xsl form a macro in another .xsl? e.g. some way to load another .xsl into an .xsl macro and write to its data?

    is it possible to execute write to the fields in another .xsl form a macro
    in another .xsl? e.g. some way to load another .xsl into an .xsl macro and
    write to its data?



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    Daniel
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    Re: is it possible to execute write to the fields in another .xsl form a macro in another .xsl? e.g. some way to load another .xsl into an .xsl macro and write to its data?

    i mean xls not xsl

    "Daniel" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > is it possible to execute write to the fields in another .xsl form a macro
    > in another .xsl? e.g. some way to load another .xsl into an .xsl macro and
    > write to its data?
    >
    >




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    Dave Peterson
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    Re: is it possible to execute write to the fields in another .xsl form amacro in another .xsl? e.g. some way to load another .xsl into an .xslmacro and write to its data?

    Both workbooks are open?

    workbooks("book1.xls").worksheets("sheet1").range("a1").value _
    = workbooks("book2.xls").worksheets("sheet99").range("b33").value

    If you need to do bigger ranges of data, record a macro when you do a copy|paste
    or copy|paste special|Values (depending on what you want).

    Daniel wrote:
    >
    > i mean xls not xsl
    >
    > "Daniel" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > news:[email protected]...
    > > is it possible to execute write to the fields in another .xsl form a macro
    > > in another .xsl? e.g. some way to load another .xsl into an .xsl macro and
    > > write to its data?
    > >
    > >


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    Dave Peterson

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