Hello all,
I have an odd situation here. As part of an excel macro, I have the following line:
Set mrk = Workbooks("Market.xlsx")
It basically puts the Bet Angel spreadsheet into the variable 'mrk'
It works fine when Bet Angel is not connected to the spreadsheet, but when it is, I get a 'Subscript Out Of Range' error message.
I am guessing that there is some conflict between Bet Angel and the Macro, but I can't figure out how to get around it. Has anyone experienced this before, and do you have any idea how to fix it...?
Cheers,
Baard
Trouble referencing spreadsheet in Macro
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Maybe BA can't find the path to the workbook, is the workbook open, do you need to open it?
haven't given much to go on tbh.
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Set mrk = workbooks.open ("C:/............./Market.xlsx")
haven't given much to go on tbh.
Thanks for the reply,
BA is connected to the spreadsheet, and it is open. The issue is that I am running a macro in another spreadsheet that intends to write to the BA spreadsheet.
However, as long as BA is connected to the spreadsheet, the macro can't access it. When I disconnect the spreadsheet from BA, the macro is allowed access.
I imagine it's some rights issue, but I don't understand how to get around it.
Baard
BA is connected to the spreadsheet, and it is open. The issue is that I am running a macro in another spreadsheet that intends to write to the BA spreadsheet.
However, as long as BA is connected to the spreadsheet, the macro can't access it. When I disconnect the spreadsheet from BA, the macro is allowed access.
I imagine it's some rights issue, but I don't understand how to get around it.
Baard