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Hello Everyone,
In VBA I want to know how can I open an excel workbook also how can I close the workbook through VBA.
I hope this is possible in VBA.
Thanks in advance
Hello Everyone,
In VBA I want to know how can I open an excel workbook also how can I close the workbook through VBA.
I hope this is possible in VBA.
Thanks in advance
Regards
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Thankyou TMS,
But I am unable to understand how can I use this code in Excel sheet as I dont know about the VBA.
Well, you can't run the code on the worksheet itself. But you could put some buttons on to open and close the Workbook.
See the attached example workbook.
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thanks TMS
Code is really help ful for me.
You're welcome. Thanks for the rep.
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