April 2006
Beginner
1114 pages
98h 16m
English
Content preview from Programming Excel with VBA and .NET
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Name
workbooks.CanCheckOut(Filename)
Synopsis
For workbooks that are part of a shared workspace, verifies that the workbook is available to be checked out. Use CanCheckOut to verify that the file is available before calling the CheckOut method.
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The address of the file on the SharePoint server for which to verify the status |
Returns True if the current user can check out a shared workbook from the SharePoint server. Returns False if the workbook cannot be checked out. Causes an error if the SharePoint server or file can’t be found.
The following code checks out a file from a SharePoint server, first verifying that it is available:
fil = "//wombat2/Team Wombat/Shared Documents/ch08.xls"
If Application.Workbooks.CanCheckOut(fil) Then
Application.Workbooks.CheckOut (fil)
Set wb = Application.Workbooks.Open(fil)
If wb.SharedWorkspace.Connected Then _
msg = "ch08.xls is check out to you."
Else
msg = "ch08.xls could not be checked out."
End If
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