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Try the macro recorder, it will give you a good start point. The recorder is used by many users, from begginers to advanced...
Here is what the macro recorder came up after i manually pasted a link: Code:
Sub Macro1() ' ' Macro1 Macro ' ' Windows("diverse calcule.xls").Activate Range("F11").Select Selection.Copy Windows("New Microsoft Excel Worksheet.xlsx").Activate Range("D21").Select ActiveSheet.Paste Link:=True End Sub |
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