Saving a workbook into the desktop
Sure - assuming you can come up with the computer name,
store it in a string variable (e.g. CompName) and then
ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs "C:\Documents and Settings\" _
& CompName & "\Desktop",...
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Is it possible to code to save a file into a variable
directory?
ie: c:\documents and settings\variable computer
name\desktop
the code would search for the correct name and save the
Excel file to the desktop.
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