In Outlook vba, I want to check a cell value in an excel file. I used the below code for opening the excel. Application.Workbooks.Open ("Excel File path") But i am getting "Runtime Error = 438 (Object doesn't support this property or method)" Can anyone help on the above issue ...
Of course, the above assumes that you are always going to be opening the Workbook at the “filepath.” You might also want to open any file at all. You can create a macro that opens a dialog, through which you can select any file. Sub openworksheet() Dim Flocation as Variant Flocat...
opening a file containing a VBA project or when enabling macros when the file is open. An error may appear indicating that the VBA project would be removed if you select Yes or OK. Choose Close or...
Let's record opening a file and adding the contents of that document into a new file. To do this, click the Record Macro button on the Developer tab (see Figure 2). In the dialog that appears (as shown in Figure 3), enter the name AddFiles and click OK. The cursor icon changes ...
Japanese/Korean/Chinese customers may encounter some VBA project corruption issues upon opening a file containing a VBA project or when enabling macros when the file is open. An error may appear indicating that the VBA project would be removed if you select Yes or OK. Choose Close or No on ...
Can anyone please help with a VBA code that can be used to ask for password when opening a Excel sheet? There can be a y no of sheets in the work book but...
To create a button for theTestmacro on theQuick Access Toolbar, use the following procedure: To create a button for a macro on the Quick Access Toolbar Click theFiletab. ClickOptionsto open theOutlook Optionsdialog box, and then clickQuick Access Toolbar. ...
Notify: If True, Excel doesn’t display the alert message if the workbook is not found. Instead, the error can be handled in the code through the Err object. Converter: The index of the first file converter to try when opening the file. The specified file converter is tried first; if ...
The Application.GetOpenFilename methoddoesn't open the file chosen by the user. You still need to rely on the Workbooks.Open methodexplained above for purposes of actually opening the chosen file. GetOpenFilename simply gives you a mechanism/tool to ask the user for the name(s) of the fi...
2. There is a Windows API "FindExecutable" to discover which EXE would open a given file name. 3. Please do what I suggested and post the ACTUAL COMMAND LINE STRING you are passing to Shell. Right now you're asking us to run your code or guess what it does, but the strin...