Is there a way to pass file paths from an excel worksheet into a VBA programme from a different application?

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Hi folks,

I have an application that is coded in VBA, and an excel worksheet that has (as text strings) the file paths of various files on which I want the application to operate.

Is there a way for me to allow the application to read this information?
 

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It is possible for VBA to open and read data from files, so yes there is likely a way.
 
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