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VBA-content is a PowerShell library typically used in Utilities applications. VBA-content has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

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Why is VBA not able to locate an Excel file in a particular path, unless the file is re-saved with same name?

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Why is VBA not able to locate an Excel file in a particular path, unless the file is re-saved with same name?

Asked 2020-Feb-03 at 15:30

I have a VBA macro to open three workbooks (call them "file0.xlsm", "file1.xlsm", and "file2.xlsm") for reading and editing.

The problem is with opening the first of these files. Whenever I start Excel and attempt to run the macro, VBA shows the error:

"Runtime Error 1004:
Sorry we couldn't find 'file0.xlsm'. Is it possible it was moved, renamed, or deleted?"

The file is in the directory and does have the correct name. (All three files are in the same directory as the workbook where the code lives.) Moreover: if I open the workbook "file0.xlsm", hit "Save As", save it with the same name, close it, and then run the VBA code, the error no longer appears.

The error appears regardless of (1) Whether the file is saved as .xlsx or .xlsm format, (2) Whether the file name is hard-coded or user-specified in a spreadsheet, and (3) the order in which I open the files.

I tried moving the data from file0 to a new workbook (by copying worksheets from file0 to the new book one at a time), and then referencing opening the new book instead of file0 in my code. The error persists.

I also checked for leading/trailing spaces in my file names, and followed the procedure on this page: https://github.com/OfficeDev/VBA-content/issues/637.

Code for opening the books:

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ANSWER

Answered 2019-Dec-28 at 02:17

Your issue is that because you only specify the file name and not the path, you are attempting to open a file from the Current Directory, whatever that may be. If that directory contains a file with the specified name then that file opens (which may or may not be the file you want to open!). When an Open succeeds the Current Dirctory is updated to the directory just used.

So, you either need to verify/update the Current Directory (not reccomended) or fully qualify your path and file name.

On a side note, you've already written a helper function IsWorkBookOpen. I'd extend that to also open the file if required, and check for correct formatting of the path and filename.

Something like this:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59505681

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