VBA Ranges

george hart

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Hi

The code below works fine, yet I want to change my range to C:\Documents and Settings\HartG\My Documents\Projects\Sickness\LookUp.xls.

Dim myRange As Range
Set myRange = Workbooks("LookUp.xls").Worksheets("Lookup Table").Range("B:K")

Any ideas most wwelcome...

Many thanks in advance.
 

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By chance, is the workbook you want to reference closed?
 
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Yes, the workbook is closed.

The issue I have, is that the workbook in question is maintained eslwhere and quite large...
 
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I am afraid you need it open to be able to set a reference to any objects (the range) therein.
 
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