how to use A Save Workbook and add new sheet?

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Hi,

First, forgive me SAKryukov,
I deleted the thread "Excel Formulas I could not Understand" before your message popped from my inbox, and just like what so said,
='IE-YTD'!D92, - IE-YTD is the sheet's name and D92 was the row/column.

Sorry bout that SA.

My question now is How can I opened a save workbook and add new sheet and use that sheet in my Automation?

Posted 25-Jan-12 19:07pm

Alan Tuscano

Updated 25-Jan-12 20:56pm

Amir Mahfoozi

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 26-Jan-12 2:33am

Well, don't try too hard, you are unforgettable :-)
No problem though. My guess was that you realized what it was before I answered.
--SA

Alan Tuscano 26-Jan-12 2:59am

yeah.. :-)

Amir Mahfoozi 26-Jan-12 2:59am

[Moved from answers to here]
Alan Tuscano : I have found my answer.

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Maciej Los · Answer 1 · 2012-03-23T11:56:00

Solution 2

VB

'open existing workbook
xlWbk = ExcApp.Workbooks.Open(sFileName)
'add new worksheet
xlWsh = xlWbk.Worksheets.Add()

Posted 23-Mar-12 11:56am

Maciej Los

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ProEnggSoft 23-Mar-12 20:57pm

To the point. +5

Maciej Los 24-Mar-12 7:34am

Thank you ;)