I am fairly new at VBA and am attempting to write a macro that references the most recent weekly report in a folder. My current code looks like this...
Workbooks.Open Filename:="S:\SherwinWilliams\Oracle Reports\6-13-2018.xlsx"
Windows("6-13-2018.xlsx").Activate
It works fine, however...
Hello everyone :)
The code I`m using at the moment works and I get the needed data. BUT, unfortunately, the code is really slow...
I use the macro to select a folder in Outlook and then extract all email information (name, sender, reviser and so on.), based on a week. So basically, a weekly...
Hello everyone,
I have a main worksheet. It contains data in columns A to E. The data changes/(is updated) every day.
What i wish to do is,
I want to create a new worksheet every week, name it by the date,.. This worksheet will contain data only from two columns A and E of the main worksheet...
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