How to check if a file is open
1.How to check if a file is open - Visual Basic .NET
Description:21-11-2005 · How to check if a file is open. Visual Basic .NET
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2.WD2000: VBA Function to Check Whether File or Document Is Open
Description:11-10-2006 · When you write Microsoft Visual Basic for
Applications macros or routines, you may need to test whether another
process already opened a file before you ...
3.Macro code to check whether a file is already open
Description:31-01-2007 · Provides a sample macro to check whether a file
is already open in Excel.
4.VBA Express : Excel - Check If a File Is Already Open
Description:Check If a File Is Already Open Simple function that checks
whether a file is already open within the host application, returning True
or False accordingly.
5.Test If A File Is Open - Pearson Software Consulting, LLC ...
Description:This page describes how to test whether a file is open. ...
''''' Close FileNum On Error GoTo 0 ''''' ' Check to see which error
occurred ...
6.Detect whether Excel workbook is already open (using VBA ...
Description:... \excel.xls" Set wbk = Workbooks.Open(location) 'Check to
see if file is already open If wbk.ReadOnly Then ActiveWorkbook.Close
MsgBox "Cannot update the ...
7.How can you check to see if a file handle is already open?
Description:Re^2: How can you check to see if a file handle is already
open? by agent_smith (Scribe) on Jan 16, 2008 at 16:20 UTC.
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9.How to check if a specific excel workbook is already open ...
Description:How to check if a specific excel workbook is already ... So I
want to determine if Excel file is open before tu run the scipt and if
it`s open to show a msgbox ...
10.Function to check if workbook is open or not.
Description:Function to check if workbook is open or not. ... is open or
not. ... Sample File: IsWbOpenEx.zip 7.66KB
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