This happens when your workbook doesn't contain any VBA module. It can be a blank module also. Go to your VBA editor - Right click on your Workbook name in project explorer window - Insert module Now protect your VBA project. And now you can close workbook and open it and protection will be effective.
I open a file copy what i need and switch to "master file" and paste that info (I have this code) what I need is code that will switch back to the orginal file (it can't be hard coded because i have to open many files and I want the macro to work on each and i don't want to have to modify it each time.
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Mit den Lösungsansätzen von dort konnte ich jedoch in meinem Fall das Problem nicht beheben. Ich hoffe ihr könnt mir hier weiterhelfen. Vielen Dank im Voraus! Liebe Grüße, Jannik PS: Meine Excel Mappe ist in OneDrive gespeichert, falls das irgendwie zusammenhängen sollte. Ich verwende die neueste Version von Excel.
Switching to an open file and closing it in VBA I have the following macro that will open a text file selected by the user and copy the parsed data to the working sheet (destWB). The macro fails when I try to switchback to the source file to try to cloe it.
Try the following for Excel 2010. (Some of it may already be done.) On a worksheet select File -> Options -> Add-Ins At dropdown field at bottom of dialog box select Excel Add-Ins -> Go Check boxes against both Analysis Tool Pak and Analysis Tool Pak VBA Click OK. Open VBA editor (Alt/F11 does this). Select Tools -> References. Check box against atpbaen.xls and click OK. (Ensure you check the ...
Re-open the workbook. Open VBA Editor and select menu item File -> Import and navigate to the folder where you saved the file and then find the file name and Open it. Test to see if problem fixed. If problem still exists. Ensure that you have Option Explicit at the very top of the Userform code module. Select menu item Debug -> Compile.
Greetings the formula works perfect; however, I loose my format. What do I need to do for the macro to work while keeping the original format? Thank you, Public Sub exportRangeToCSVFile_r2() Dim
Now, however, with Excel 2010 and Win7, SO many things have gone pear-shaped ! Excel ver. 14.0.6112.5000 32-bit The latest one is simply writing text into a .txt file. This takes co-ordinates from the spreadsheet and pumps them into a text file with the extension ".DXF", which can be read by AutoCad to generate a Drawing file.
