Hi Paul,
Please see attached the fortest.xlsx file for your attention.
Cheers
On Tuesday, 26 January 2016 04:18:22 UTC+8, Paul Schreiner wrote:
>
> you've only sent the "Tested.xlsm" file
> Can you please include the fortest.xlsx file?
> Otherwise, I would need to GUESS what file looks like.
>
you've only sent the "Tested.xlsm" fileCan you please include the fortest.xlsx
file?Otherwise, I would need to GUESS what file looks like.It LOOKS like
you're comparing columns A-C in one workbook to range C-E in another.
However:you have:
Set varSheetA = wbkA.Worksheets("Sheet1")Set varSheetB =
I'm not sure what you are expecting.When I open the file, my "Review" tab shows:
The highlighted "Protect Workbook" icon indicates that it's
protected.Double-clicking on it prompts for a password to unprotect.
Whoever protected it evidently specifically locked out the ability to view the
hidden
Dear Paul,
thanks for looking in to it. But I am not getting any option to unprotect
it. if it is protected then I should get any option to protect it. but it
is not.
Neither worksheet showing protected, nor workbook giving me option to
unprotect it.
pls suggest.,
On Sat, Jan 23, 2016 at 2:15 AM
Dear Mandeep sir,
Suprb..
Thank you all for your help. I greatly appreciated it
Regards
Amar
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