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    Re: err

    yeah, I already did that... but it doesn't seem to work..

    when you say assume that the workbooks are open, do you mean the excel application itself or I have to open it using a vb6 code?

    also, is it necessary for the excel files that i'm using to be in the same folder as my project? or can I just indicate the file path in the conts itself...

    sorry, i really have no idea

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    Re: Column retrieval as an input to an existing workbook

    Yes, the way my code is written, you have to manually open both src & dest
    Worbooks before you run the macro.

    No: don't indicate the full file path in the consts.

    Depending on where you want to store the macro (src or dest WB or another
    WB),
    I can adapt the macro so that it opens the WB's

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    > yeah, I already did that... but it doesn't seem to work..
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    > when you say assume that the workbooks are open, do you mean the excel
    > application itself or I have to open it using a vb6 code?
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    > also, is it necessary for the excel files that i'm using to be in the
    > same folder as my project? or can I just indicate the file path in the
    > conts itself...
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    > sorry, i really have no idea
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