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Can you have a macro in one workbook open another workbook?
Can you have a macro in one workbook open another workbook?
Yes, using a line of code like...
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Hello billykiller05,
Yes.
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Those worked great. One more thing I have the code written to copy from a static file name and location however I need the paste to be in a workbook that the filename is not static. How can I set the paste workbook to look at the filename?
I need the TestM to be whatever the user has named the file they are using.
Columns("A:K").Select
Selection.Copy
Windows("TestM").Activate
Range("A1").Select
Selection.PasteSpecial
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