VBA - Linking to other named workbooks

gg452

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Dear All,

I hope this wonderful forum could help please. I gain alot of experience and knowledge from people on here so firstly a thank you for that.

I've looked on the forum but am unable to find the answer the to query below (I may not be wording it correctly).

The code I'm trying to write is basically a cycle code that creates standard links to another file that is named in the macro - like so.

Code:
Sub LoopThroughSheets()


'Set the results file
Dim rwb As Workbook
Set rwb = Workbooks("Actuals.xlsx")


'Set the reference (current) workbook
Dim PMWB As Workbook
Set PMWB = Workbooks("Forecast.xlsm")


'Set the column of the file - plus 1 each month
Dim mycolumn As Integer
mycolumn = 5




    Dim Sheets As Variant
    Dim Sheet As Variant


    Sheets = Array("S1", "S2", "S3")


    For Each Sheet In Sheets
        
    'This needs to change per sheet
    Dim myrow As Integer
    myrow = 30
            
            
        Cells(30, mycolumn).Select
        ActiveCell.Formula = "='[" & rwb & "]Actual'!C" & myrow
        Cells(64, mycolumn).Select
        ActiveCell.Formula = "='[" & rwb & "]Actual'!C" & myrow
        Cells(113, mycolumn).Select
        ActiveCell.Formula = "='[" & rwb & "]Actual'!C" & myrow
        
    Next Sheet


End Sub

Any and all help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advance

GG452
 

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