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Please refer to attached file.
I have macro called "Import" (Button1) to import the data from another file.
I need to way to skip some part of the code in "Import" if H=1
Basically :
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Hello:
Please refer to attached file.
I have macro called "Import" (Button1) to import the data from another file.
I need to way to skip some part of the code in "Import" if H=1
Basically :
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Try:
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Trevor Shuttleworth - Retired Excel/VBA Consultant
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Hello TMS and Logit:
I am very sorry that i have not explained in detail.
Please refer to attached file, Sheet2.
Let me explain exactly what I am doing.
I have stores as shown in row 4, Store1,Store2, etc.
I am using code shown in Sheet2 to import data from Store1, Store2 etc
There is some code WITHIN Closed workwork which i need to avoid if cell H1 = 1 (from attached sheet)when code opens closed workbook.
So Basically, I need to pass the value of cell H1 in closed workbook so that i can put the condition to avoid.
I hope this is clear.
I am very sorry if it is still confusing.
Please let me know if any questions.
Riz
Last edited by rizmomin; 09-22-2017 at 07:30 PM.
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This is either it or real close to what I believe you are attempting to do :
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Hello:
The CLOSED file which opens has OPEN Event, pleas refer to the error which i get..
My Personal.xlsb file is @ "C:\Users\Riz\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Excel\XLSTART" location.
Not sure what is the problem.
Let me know if any questions.
Riz
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To open another Excel workbook from your active workbook using a reference written to cel A1:
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C:\Users\My\Desktop\Blood sugar levels.xlsx
If you want to hardcode the path in the macro itself (as in your example posted) :
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Last edited by Logit; 09-23-2017 at 04:30 PM.
Hello Logit:
Thanks a lot, will try and let you know if any problem.
Riz
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