Hi friends...
I have a question & I would be thankful if you answer ASAP....
Why does this code run in some computers and it errors in others ????
this is my code:
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Hi friends...
I have a question & I would be thankful if you answer ASAP....
Why does this code run in some computers and it errors in others ????
this is my code:
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Last edited by m.zaeim; 06-10-2016 at 10:03 AM.
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There are 10 kinds of people in this world... those who understand binary, and those who don't.
can anybody help me?
My guess would be that some computers require "book1.xls" (or .xlsx .xlsm) while others will accept "book1"
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Another reason why this error would come up is if there are multiple instances of excel. If the workbook with the code, and "book1" are open in the same instance of Excel the code should work, but if "book1" is in a separate instance then you would also get that error.
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Last edited by Arkadi; 06-10-2016 at 03:24 PM.
Tnx all for your attention.. ESP dear mikerickson your answer worked my problem out.. cuze it was for windows folder option setting (..known file types) tnQ
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