Remove asking what folder and filename to lookup vba
I have some code that will look up the values from a different file.
I've already included the path and filename, but it always asks what file will I look up.
Here's my code:
Filename = "C:dataaccounts"
ActiveSheet.Range("W:W").FormulaR1C1 = _
"=INDEX('" & Filename & "[Accounts.xlsx]Accounts'!C6,MATCH(C2,'" & Filename & "[Accounts.xlsx]Accounts'!C3,0))"
Do I need to add application.screenupdating?
microsoft-excel vba macros
edited Feb 19 at 1:02
Pikachu the Purple Wizard
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asked Feb 15 at 4:03
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I have some code that will look up the values from a different file.
I've already included the path and filename, but it always asks what file will I look up.
Here's my code:
Filename = "C:dataaccounts"
ActiveSheet.Range("W:W").FormulaR1C1 = _
"=INDEX('" & Filename & "[Accounts.xlsx]Accounts'!C6,MATCH(C2,'" & Filename & "[Accounts.xlsx]Accounts'!C3,0))"
Do I need to add application.screenupdating?
microsoft-excel vba macros
edited Feb 19 at 1:02
Pikachu the Purple Wizard
148213
asked Feb 15 at 4:03
geegee
344
add a comment |
I have some code that will look up the values from a different file.
I've already included the path and filename, but it always asks what file will I look up.
Here's my code:
Filename = "C:dataaccounts"
ActiveSheet.Range("W:W").FormulaR1C1 = _
"=INDEX('" & Filename & "[Accounts.xlsx]Accounts'!C6,MATCH(C2,'" & Filename & "[Accounts.xlsx]Accounts'!C3,0))"
Do I need to add application.screenupdating?
microsoft-excel vba macros
edited Feb 19 at 1:02
Pikachu the Purple Wizard
148213
asked Feb 15 at 4:03
geegee
344
I have some code that will look up the values from a different file.
I've already included the path and filename, but it always asks what file will I look up.
Here's my code:
Filename = "C:dataaccounts"
ActiveSheet.Range("W:W").FormulaR1C1 = _
"=INDEX('" & Filename & "[Accounts.xlsx]Accounts'!C6,MATCH(C2,'" & Filename & "[Accounts.xlsx]Accounts'!C3,0))"
Do I need to add application.screenupdating?
microsoft-excel vba macros
microsoft-excel vba macros
edited Feb 19 at 1:02
Pikachu the Purple Wizard
148213
asked Feb 15 at 4:03
geegee
344
edited Feb 19 at 1:02
Pikachu the Purple Wizard
148213
asked Feb 15 at 4:03
geegee
344
edited Feb 19 at 1:02
Pikachu the Purple Wizard
148213
edited Feb 19 at 1:02
Pikachu the Purple Wizard
148213
edited Feb 19 at 1:02
Pikachu the Purple Wizard
148213
148213
asked Feb 15 at 4:03
geegee
344
asked Feb 15 at 4:03
geegee
344
asked Feb 15 at 4:03
geegee
344
344
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It appears that the "C:dataaccounts" needs to include a terminating in the string.
Use
Filename = "C:dataaccounts"
answered Feb 15 at 17:13
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It appears that the "C:dataaccounts" needs to include a terminating in the string.
Use
Filename = "C:dataaccounts"
answered Feb 15 at 17:13
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It appears that the "C:dataaccounts" needs to include a terminating in the string.
Use
Filename = "C:dataaccounts"
answered Feb 15 at 17:13
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It appears that the "C:dataaccounts" needs to include a terminating in the string.
Use
Filename = "C:dataaccounts"
answered Feb 15 at 17:13
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It appears that the "C:dataaccounts" needs to include a terminating in the string.
Use
Filename = "C:dataaccounts"
answered Feb 15 at 17:13
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