I Need To Execute Below Code From A Closed Workbook (Without Having To Open It) Mới Cập Nhật

Unfortunately, as an AI language model, I don’t have access to your specific code. However, generally speaking, it is not possible to execute VBA code from a closed workbook without opening it first. This is because VBA code needs to run within the context of the Excel application, which requires the workbook to be open.

One potential workaround is to create a separate “driver” workbook that does not contain any sensitive information and which can be left open at all times. This driver workbook could contain a VBA macro that opens the target workbook, runs the desired code, and then closes the target workbook again. This way, the sensitive information is kept in a closed workbook, but the VBA code can still be executed by the driver workbook.

Here’s some sample code that demonstrates this approach:

vb
Sub RunCodeInClosedWorkbook()
    Dim targetWorkbook As Workbook
    Set targetWorkbook = Workbooks.Open("C:\path\to\closed\workbook.xlsx", ReadOnly:=True)
    ' Execute desired code here, for example:
    targetWorkbook.Worksheets(1).Range("A1").Value = "Hello World!"
    targetWorkbook.Close SaveChanges:=False
End Sub

In this example, the targetWorkbook is opened in read-only mode, so any changes made to it will not be saved. The desired code is executed (in this case, setting the value of cell A1 in the first worksheet to “Hello World!”), and then the target workbook is closed without saving any changes.

There are a few ways to get data from another workbook in Excel without using VBA. Here are some methods:

1. Using Excel’s built-in functionality:

• Open the workbook where you want to import data from the other workbook.
• In the Ribbon, go to the “Data” tab and click on “From Other Sources” in the “Get & Transform Data” section.
• Select “From Workbook” and navigate to the other workbook.
• Choose the worksheet and range you want to import data from, and click “OK.”
• Excel will import the data into your worksheet.

1. Using the “Copy and Paste” method:

• Open the workbook where you want to import data from the other workbook.
• Open the other workbook.
• Select the range of cells you want to copy in the other workbook.
• Press “Ctrl + C” to copy the cells.
• Go back to the first workbook and select the cell where you want to paste the data.
• Press “Ctrl + V” to paste the cells.

1. Using Excel’s “Link” function:

• Open the workbook where you want to import data from the other workbook.
• Select the cell where you want to insert the link.
• In the formula bar, type “=” followed by the path and name of the other workbook, and the cell range you want to link to.
• Press “Enter” to create the link.
• The linked cell will display the value from the other workbook, and will update automatically if the data in the other workbook changes.

There could be several reasons why your VBA code is not running automatically. Here are some possible reasons:

1. Macro security settings: If your Excel security settings are set to “High”, it could prevent macros from running automatically. To check your security settings, go to the “Trust Center” in Excel options and make sure the “Macro Settings” are set to “Enable all macros” or “Disable all macros except digitally signed macros”.

2. Auto_Open vs Workbook_Open: If you are using an older version of Excel, you may have used the Auto_Open event to run your macro. In newer versions of Excel, you should use the Workbook_Open event instead.

3. Disabled Macros: If you have disabled macros in your Excel file, your VBA code will not run automatically. To enable macros, go to the “Trust Center” in Excel options and make sure the “Enable all macros” option is selected.

4. Code errors: If there is an error in your VBA code, it could prevent the macro from running automatically. Make sure to check your code for syntax errors and logical errors.

5. Other events interfering: There may be other events in your Excel file that are interfering with the Workbook_Open event. Check if there are any other macros or add-ins that are running automatically when you open the file.

If none of these solutions work, you may need to provide more information about your specific issue and code for further assistance.