Did you receive my reply? The web page failed. i am not sure.
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robert morris - 23 Mar 2008 05:07 GMT
Did not receive your reply except for this one.
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Robert,
I guess my post failed. Ratz. Anyway....
1. You need to first obtain the name of the file you want to transfer the
sheet to. Hold it in a variable.
2. You will need to copy the sheet in your existing file, then MOVE it from
your existing file to the new file. In the move command you will pass the
open file name of the new file to the code and it will know where to move the
sheet to.
3. if your code is failing at the point of copy, it is probably because you
are not giving it the open file name in a way it understands.
4. Additionally Range Names copy from sheet to sheet from file to file,
same same, so if you have code executing in reference to a range name you
need to specify a different filename.
I have some code example, but lost it when my response did not post. Let me
know if you want the example or if you are fine from here.
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robert morris - 23 Mar 2008 10:32 GMT
GuruGirl,
Again, many thanks, you better try sending that code again. I have put a
band aid on the problem by deleting the codes from (let's say) Workbook A,
posting to workbook B, deleting the codes from w/b B, re-enter the codes to
w/b A, .........
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