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Paul Mac.
Hi All,
Quick question I have, for anyone to help me, you can.
I would like to open a workbook programatically, using
Workbook.Open, but have a problem where the workbook has
a Workbook_open event. I am trying to compile a report,
which attaches a HTM page to an email, if the page
doesn't exist then it has to create the page from an xls
file.
Firstly, I only need to access a single worksheet within
the WB, so is it possible to select a range
without "opening" the file? The Selected range is then
passed to a HTML generator.
Secondly, If the first is not possible, can I disable the
workbook_open event? So I can the complete the conversion
and close the file.
The main reason why I would like access the single
worksheet is that the WB is abouyt 4Mb and congests the
network (slow server)
Any help would be appreciated.
Paul.
Quick question I have, for anyone to help me, you can.
I would like to open a workbook programatically, using
Workbook.Open, but have a problem where the workbook has
a Workbook_open event. I am trying to compile a report,
which attaches a HTM page to an email, if the page
doesn't exist then it has to create the page from an xls
file.
Firstly, I only need to access a single worksheet within
the WB, so is it possible to select a range
without "opening" the file? The Selected range is then
passed to a HTML generator.
Secondly, If the first is not possible, can I disable the
workbook_open event? So I can the complete the conversion
and close the file.
The main reason why I would like access the single
worksheet is that the WB is abouyt 4Mb and congests the
network (slow server)
Any help would be appreciated.
Paul.