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Brian Murphy
I am using the following statement to run an asp script on my web
site.
ExcelApp.ActiveWorkbook.FollowHyperlink address:=""http://
www.xlrotor.com/internet_update.asp", NewWindow:=True
The above line is actually in a VB6 dll that I call from Excel VBA.
Anyway, the asp script displays a web page and sends me an email. The
page displays in the default browser just as expected, but I get two
emails when this line is called once from Excel.
If I enter the same URL string manually in the browser, I only get one
email. So something goofy is happening with the FollowHyperlink that
I don't understand.
Does anyone know why this would happen?
Thanks,
Brian Murphy
Austin, Texas
site.
ExcelApp.ActiveWorkbook.FollowHyperlink address:=""http://
www.xlrotor.com/internet_update.asp", NewWindow:=True
The above line is actually in a VB6 dll that I call from Excel VBA.
Anyway, the asp script displays a web page and sends me an email. The
page displays in the default browser just as expected, but I get two
emails when this line is called once from Excel.
If I enter the same URL string manually in the browser, I only get one
email. So something goofy is happening with the FollowHyperlink that
I don't understand.
Does anyone know why this would happen?
Thanks,
Brian Murphy
Austin, Texas