Hello Patrick,
Not sure, but two things you can look at. First is that your variables are
different in the close and open statements. Didn't know if that was by
design or not, but could contribute. The other suggestion might be to add
On Error Goto 0
between the close statement and open statement then run it again and see if
you get an error message. I don't know that the code might be going dead so
much as maybe there's an error in that line, but it's simply passing it over
due to the resume next statement.
Don't know if that will help or not.
Good luck.

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Mike Lee
McKinney,TX USA
> Hi,
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Patrick Kirk - 24 Jan 2008 17:37 GMT
Mike,
Thanks for the response. Code continues to stop or go dead. Im not able to
execute the following lines.

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PK
> Hello Patrick,
> Not sure, but two things you can look at. First is that your variables are
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JLGWhiz - 24 Jan 2008 19:23 GMT
If you are closing the workbook that contains the code, then it will go dead
and there is no way to continue. I am not sure why you have the
ThisWorkbook.Activate line in there because if it is not the workbook being
closed and is the remaining workbook, it automatically becomes the active
workbook.
> Mike,
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