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I need to copy data from spreadsheet “ABC†(not its real name) that’s located
on a shared drive, to spreadsheet “XYZ†(also not its real name) located on
my local hard drive. The range of cells to be copied from ABC will always be
‘Detail Data’!H6:H990. The destination starting cell will always be
‘Consolidated Data’!A2.
The macro would need to prompt the user for both the originating and
destination locations (using Windows’ standard File | Open dialog box).
Since ABC is located on a shared drive, there may be times when ABC is in use
by another user and therefore locked, except for read-only capabilities.
Consequently, the macro would also need to check for that condition, and if
it exists, automatically select the read-only option.
Being new to VBA, I would greatly appreciate any help in writing the
aforementioned macro, especially since two spreadsheets are involved.
Thanks.
on a shared drive, to spreadsheet “XYZ†(also not its real name) located on
my local hard drive. The range of cells to be copied from ABC will always be
‘Detail Data’!H6:H990. The destination starting cell will always be
‘Consolidated Data’!A2.
The macro would need to prompt the user for both the originating and
destination locations (using Windows’ standard File | Open dialog box).
Since ABC is located on a shared drive, there may be times when ABC is in use
by another user and therefore locked, except for read-only capabilities.
Consequently, the macro would also need to check for that condition, and if
it exists, automatically select the read-only option.
Being new to VBA, I would greatly appreciate any help in writing the
aforementioned macro, especially since two spreadsheets are involved.
Thanks.