Open Workbook with VBA, carry over ranges from first book to user form values in second workbook

dcoker

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Hi!

I have a workbook that contains a lot of source data.
This workbook contains a macro to open another workbook to perform other work.
I would like to automate the process of adding a named range's value to the new workbook within the user form.

something like....but in a more autonomous way. Is that possible with having a dynamic source workbook name?

Code:
 wkbk2.range("Project").Value = wkbk1.range("Project").Value
 

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