Set wrdApp = Nothing. End Sub. ------------------------------------. It works if I open my Excel file and don't have the document already open. However, once the file is open, and I want to go run the macro again to go to a new page number, it wants to open a new instance of Word.How can I get the script to: IF the file isn't open, open it and go to the page number.K. SK. Howdy, I am trying to put a macro together that opens a Word document, and goes to a specific page. Here's my code so far: ----------------------------------------. Sub automateword(). Dim pagenumber As Integer. Set wordapp = CreateObject(Word.Application).
You have a better chance to grow as an LPN because the training and options on where to work, sub-specialty etc are abound. Medical billing/coding is just that and nothing more, but it could be something you can do part time while also working as a nurse, and as a nurse money is quite good.ou have a better chance to grow as an LPN because the training and options on where to work, sub-specialty etc are abound. Medical billing/coding is just that and nothing more, but it could be something you can do part time while also working as a nurse, and as a nurse money is quite good.
LPN is a Licensed Practical Nurse and RN is a Registered Nurse. The main difference that can be noticed between LPN and RN is in their duties and practice.A registered nurse is one who has graduated with a 4 year nursing program with a Bachelor of Science degree or a 2-year nursing program with an Associateâs Degree.he RNS can administer medicines, develop and manage nursing plans, assist physicians in examinations and treatments and take independent decisions. In Hierarchy, the RNs are above the LPNs. Another difference that can be noticed between the LPN and the RN is their salaries.