I've found some code which lists files in recursive directories,
however, how would i adapt it to pass the directory path to the
printworkbooks(path) function.
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A RECURSIVE VBA PROCEDURE TO DISPLAY A LIST OF FILES IN NESTED
DIRECTORIES
The example
Hello all,
Pls explain me what do mean by array in excel??
Thanks.
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Could you post the code for that function so that it will be easy for
us to customize according to your needs.
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Ilyas Kazi
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On Nov 11, 3:20 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
We are using a function to add pictures to an Excel workbook in a VB
macro,
Hi
Well, your problem has actually nothing to do with mine. This is
something totally different. But you can of course create your own
thread to get all the help you need.
Thank you.
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On 11 Nov., 02:55, TERTIUS KOSHY THOMAS
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Hi all,
I need to create a login
The attached file does what you describe. When a workbook opens Excel
automatically executes a module named Auto_Open. I used Auto_Open to
display an InputBox and looped until I got a match to one of your user IDs.
To keep it clean I used a tab labeled Login for the security check. I also
Go to Workbook's private module and type this code in Open Workbook event:
If Environ(UserName) USERNAME HERE Then
'your code here
ThisWorkbook.close ' if you want to close the workbook
End If
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Hi all,
I have explained all in the below attchment pls lookinto this and give your
solution.
Thanks and Regards,
Vinu
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