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how to extract the value of a named cell in another workbook without activating it

  1. 06-16-2010, 02:09 PM #1
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    Smile how to extract the value of a named cell in another workbook without activating it

    I'm using this code for extracting the value of a named cell in Workbook1.xlsx, (VB code is located also in Workbook1.xlsx):

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    I also have another workbook open, let's say "Workbook2.xlsx". How would I extract the value of a named cell (my_named_cell) in it in the same sub?

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    Re: how to extract the value of a named cell in another workbook without activating i 

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    Re: how to extract the value of a named cell in another workbook without activating i

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