Nick Hodge said:You could try to link to it, using the full workbook reference but that
still may not work from a corrupt workbook. e.g
='C:\[Book1.xls]Sheet1'!$A$1
If this is just a last chance disaster recover, you could also try opening
it in Word
--
HTH
Nick Hodge
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Southampton, England
(e-mail address removed)
www.nickhodge.co.uk
romelsb said:Just new out here..Please help me to find a way to import one or more
worksheet in a closed workbook, considering that such closed workbook
can't
be open "Unable to read" on excel 2003.
thanks
romelsb said:Thanks Nick...It just dont do it !
Thanks for the reply. Im just curious, since Excel program allows an
Updating of linked formulas from an Open Workbook which is referred to a
close workbook, how come it may not be possible to copy (Im sorry, its not
import) a particular worksheet, are you afraid that it would not be
possible
in the near upgrades of Excel ? Thanks...This is something to do with the
Excel Program's proper selection of Worksheet that is solely corrupt or
unable to read - but not to sacrifice the whole workbook ! Maybe MVP
researchers can help the excel's future breeds....
Thanks again and more power !!!
By the way, i am an engineer working in a compact office - can you please
help me to find all the available excel templates (for free) in the field
of
Civil, Survey, Structural, Cost, and Contract Engineering - for a
Construction Projects. I can also share these templates to a lot of my
friends-engineers- that some considered as mostly dummies in excel as of
this
date....
Waiting for your kind reply....
Nick Hodge said:You could try to link to it, using the full workbook reference but that
still may not work from a corrupt workbook. e.g
='C:\[Book1.xls]Sheet1'!$A$1
If this is just a last chance disaster recover, you could also try
opening
it in Word
--
HTH
Nick Hodge
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Southampton, England
(e-mail address removed)
www.nickhodge.co.uk
romelsb said:Just new out here..Please help me to find a way to import one or more
worksheet in a closed workbook, considering that such closed workbook
can't
be open "Unable to read" on excel 2003.
thanks
Nick Hodge said:Excel does actually open linked workbooks in the background, hence it takes
so long sometimes to update
There are tons of free templates in the office area of www.microsoft.com
--
HTH
Nick Hodge
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Southampton, England
(e-mail address removed)
www.nickhodge.co.uk
romelsb said:Thanks Nick...It just dont do it !
Thanks for the reply. Im just curious, since Excel program allows an
Updating of linked formulas from an Open Workbook which is referred to a
close workbook, how come it may not be possible to copy (Im sorry, its not
import) a particular worksheet, are you afraid that it would not be
possible
in the near upgrades of Excel ? Thanks...This is something to do with the
Excel Program's proper selection of Worksheet that is solely corrupt or
unable to read - but not to sacrifice the whole workbook ! Maybe MVP
researchers can help the excel's future breeds....
Thanks again and more power !!!
By the way, i am an engineer working in a compact office - can you please
help me to find all the available excel templates (for free) in the field
of
Civil, Survey, Structural, Cost, and Contract Engineering - for a
Construction Projects. I can also share these templates to a lot of my
friends-engineers- that some considered as mostly dummies in excel as of
this
date....
Waiting for your kind reply....
Nick Hodge said:You could try to link to it, using the full workbook reference but that
still may not work from a corrupt workbook. e.g
='C:\[Book1.xls]Sheet1'!$A$1
If this is just a last chance disaster recover, you could also try
opening
it in Word
--
HTH
Nick Hodge
Microsoft MVP - Excel
Southampton, England
(e-mail address removed)
www.nickhodge.co.uk
Just new out here..Please help me to find a way to import one or more
worksheet in a closed workbook, considering that such closed workbook
can't
be open "Unable to read" on excel 2003.
thanks