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could an expert provide VBA that will copy columns C and Columns L from a closed workbook into my current workbook<br />
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The path for the closed workbook is C:\jagwarman\AP\Reports<br />
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There will only ever be one file in that folder called LDNEQUEQF012<br />
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Copy column C and column L from that file into current workbook sheet1 column C into column A column L into column B<br />
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many thanks
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could an expert provide VBA that will copy columns C and Columns L from a closed workbook into my current workbook

The path for the closed workbook is C:\jagwarman\AP\Reports

There will only ever be one file in that folder called LDNEQUEQF012

Copy column C and column L from that file into current workbook sheet1 column C into column A column L into column B

many thanks

VBA to copy 2 columns from a closed workbook

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