for opening a workbook without it being visible, at the start of the macro do a;
And then at the end;
as for opening a workbook and writing to it and saving it you probably know this but its;
If you are pointing to the same workbook every time it might be smart to create a Dim, like this;
That way you can refer to that workbook using just the simple wbk. like this;
Then after the copy is complete you issue the command;
or False, depending on if you want to save or not. That way you will open the workbook without seeing the screen update, you'll just see 2 excelwindows open for a short time, depending on the amount of data the macro is transferring, then the workbook will close and save depending on what you told it to.
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