Windows Activation Code Not Working
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I ran into a strange Excel 2013 VBA behavior today and felt posting the solution to the problem may help someone else in the future. The following command worked fine on my computer and most others but one user would get an error message. I'm using Windows 7.
Workbooks('Book1').Activate
Windows Activation Key Not Working
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What I found out was that the other user has 'extensions for known file types' shown. By default Windows wants to hide those. In order to get the code to work properly on all machines, I had to include the file extension in the code as shown below. When a new workbook is created and has not yet been saved, it does not need a file extension included in this command as it is not yet determined.
Just guessing, but this may be related to a setting in 'Folder options' of Windows Explorer.
On the View tab there is an option 'Hide extensions for known file types' - this will affect how you can refer to workbooks by name in VBA.
Original Windows Key Not Working
EDIT: seems you got there already!
Tim WilliamsTim WilliamsI've already had the file extensions enabled but it didn't work. I fixed by forcing the file and sheet to activate.
Example (while the files are still open):
I know that Activate
and Select
are inneficient, but if it works.
Hi in your code use two dim for workbooks likedim currentwb,newwb as workbook
and once you create your new workbook set