Need to set up a constant

howard

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I have set up a constant as follows



Code:
 Const C As String = .xlsm
Sub Open_Fies ()
Windows("M_ERT Sales(P).xls").Activate
    Application.Run "'M_ERT Sales (P).xls'!Data_INPUT"
    ActiveWorkbook.Close
     Windows("M_ERT Sales (P)" & "C &").Activate
     ActiveWorkbook.Close
    Windows("Open Sales Data Files.xlsm").Activate
 End Sub

I get an invalid reference and code below highlighted

Code:
 Const C As String = .xlsm


It would be appreciated if someone could correct this
 

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You're missing quotes:

Code:
Const C As String = ".xlsm"

Also, the usage should be:

Code:
Windows("M_ERT Sales (P)" & C).Activate

not that you need to activate it to close it.
 
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Thanks for the help Rory

I need some further help


I have a macro which I want to run that is in the source workbook, but get a run time error

See code highlighted when debugging


Code:
Application.Run "'M_ERT Sales(P) " & C '!Data_INPUT

Code:
 Const C As String = ".xlsm"

Sub Open_Files ()
Windows("'M_ERT Sales(P)" & C).Activate
     Application.Run "'M_ERT Sales(P) " & C '!Data_INPUT"
    ActiveWorkbook.Close
     Windows("'M_ERT Sales (P)" & C).Activate
     ActiveWorkbook.Close
    Windows("Open Sales Data Files.xlsm").Activate



If change the code to and then run the macro , it works perfectly


Code:
 Application.Run "'M_ERT Sales(P).xlsm'!Data_INPUT"


It would be appreciated if you can amend this part of the code to include the constant
 
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Hi Rory

I managed to sort it out through trial & error


Code:
 Application.Run "'M_ERT Sales(P)" & C & "'!Data_INPUT"
 
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