Open workbook debug

batuka

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Code:
If month <= 9 Then

source_dizin = "G:\HOME\MALIKONT\_Hazine_Kontrol\TCU_" & year & "\Bilanço_Kontrolleri\Core_Pozisyon\(0" & month & ")_" & mmonth
source_file = source_dizin & "\CORE-MİZAN Pozisyon Kontrolü_" & year & "-0" & month & "-" & first_day & ".xlsx"
Else
source_dizin = "G:\HOME\MALIKONT\_Hazine_Kontrol\TCU_" & year & "\Bilanço_Kontrolleri\Core_Pozisyon\(" & month & ")_" & mmonth
source_file = source_dizin & "\CORE-MİZAN Pozisyon Kontrolü_" & year & "-" & month & "-" & first_day & ".xlsx"
End If




'pozisyon dosyası açma


[COLOR=#ff0000]Workbooks.Open (source_file), ReadOnly[/COLOR]
wb_core = ActiveWorkbook.Name

here is the part of my macro where it gives debug on Workbooks.Open (source_file), ReadOnly i couldn't figured out whats the problem please help
 

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What is the error message? I suspect your value for source_file is incorrect and the code cannot open the file...
 
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I guess you get a Syntax error when you try executing the macro, as the correct syntax should be
Code:
Workbooks.Open (source_file), ReadOnly:=True
If this is not your case, then answer Jack's question: "What is the error message?"

Bye
 
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I agree with Jack. Just to add... Rid the parenthesis around source_file unless assigning (in this case, by Set). Also, your code as shown should fail due to the ReadOnly. Maybe something like:

Rich (BB code):
  If Len(Dir(source_file)) > 0 Then
    Workbooks.Open source_file, ReadOnly:=True
  Else
    MsgBox "Bad file name", vbInformation, vbNullString
    Exit Sub
  End If

Hope that helps,

Mark
 
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I agree with Jack. Just to add... Rid the parenthesis around source_file unless assigning (in this case, by Set). Also, your code as shown should fail due to the ReadOnly. Maybe something like:

Rich (BB code):
  If Len(Dir(source_file)) > 0 Then
    Workbooks.Open source_file, ReadOnly:=True
  Else
    MsgBox "Bad file name", vbInformation, vbNullString
    Exit Sub
  End If

Hope that helps,

Mark
I guess you get a Syntax error when you try executing the macro, as the correct syntax should be
Code:
Workbooks.Open (source_file), ReadOnly:=True

If this is not your case, then answer Jack's question: "What is the error message?"

Bye
What is the error message? I suspect your value for source_file is incorrect and the code cannot open the file...

thats the error
run time error 1004 Sorry we couldn't find is it possible it was moved renamed or deleted
 
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You need to make sure source_file has the correct string value, if it doesn't then you get the file not found error message.

See if this helps:
Code:
Dim strPath As String
Dim strFile As String

strPath = "G:\HOME\MALIKONT\_Hazine_Kontrol\TCU_@Year\Bilanço_Kontrolleri\Core_Pozisyon\(@Month)_@MMonth"
strFile = "@StrPath\CORE-MIZAN Pozisyon Kontrolü_@Year-@Month-@First_Day.xlsx"

strFile = Replace(strFile, "@StrPath", strPath)
strFile = Replace(strFile, "@Year", Year)
strFile = Replace(strFile, "@Month", Format(Month, "MM"))
strFile = Replace(strFile, "@MMonth", mmonth)
strFile = Replace(strFile, "@First_Day", first_day)

If MsgBox("Correct file? " & vbCrLf & vbCrLf & strFile, vbOKCancel, "Check File Name") = vbOK Then
    Workbooks.Open strFile, ReadOnly:=True
End If
I find evaluating strings difficult if there are too many concatenations and easier to debug string values, using Replace as suggested above.
 
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