filename from cell value

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    Open file based on text in filename

    I am trying to create a procedure runs when a workbook is opened (Event: On_Open) that does that following: 1) Open a file with the text "ELA" in it from the same folder 2) Copy a specific set of cells from the first opened workbook (i.e. H15:I17) 3) Paste those cells into the "ELA" workbook in...
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    Macro to find missing extensions

    Hi, I'm a newbie...just to state that up front, please don't throw rocks! ;) I'm a creative designer by trade, but have been getting into more 'expanded' requirements by clients. Anyways, here's my question, I have an ongoing monthly gig that I'm supplied with a spreadsheet that includes...
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    Getting filename path and placing in a cell

    Hi Apologies if this has been posted before. I know similar things have but can't fine exactly what I need. I have a workbook with a named range "Appendices". Cells $B$20:$B$30. If I change the value of one of these cells to "YES" using a dropdown list then I want the explorer pane to open so...
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    Reference filename based on Cell contents

    Hello all, I have found a number of threads on this subject, but all point towards using '=indirect()' or a macro. The problem with the indirect function is that I cannot consistently have the referenced file open, hence a #REF error. I also do not want to use a macro due to the volatility of...
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    Macro to automate : a.) Saving of Open Worksheet as new Excel file, b.)Print command to print 2 copies each with different footer, and some more queri

    All for the same file :) a.) I have an invoice template in one excel file in which I fill in data, out of which some of it auto fills as it is linked to another excel file in which the master data is stored and updated. I wish to edit this invoice "template" (if u may call it that:)) and once I...

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