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How to automatically open a set of workbooks on startup

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ACad2KMan - 28 Mar 2007 01:00 GMT
When I start up Excel, I always open a set of workbooks that are used
primarily as reference sheets. How can I create a macro or other technique to
open a specified set of workbooks on startup?
Or, after Excel starts up, then open a set of workbooks stored in different
locations.
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John - 28 Mar 2007 10:18 GMT
Open the files you want to use and arrannge them on the screen then use
file>save workspace.  To open all the files again just open the workspace
file and all the workbooks will open for you
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> When I start up Excel, I always open a set of workbooks that are used
> primarily as reference sheets. How can I create a macro or other technique to
> open a specified set of workbooks on startup?
> Or, after Excel starts up, then open a set of workbooks stored in different
> locations.
Gary''s Student - 28 Mar 2007 13:54 GMT
Tools > Options> General > At startup open all the files in

and enter some folder

just cluster all the files in this folder
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