It's possible to use a computer that doesn't have your name anywhere in it.
In those cases the computer can't fill in a username for you. Excel has a
username placeholder in the Tools Options General menu. Many people have
their name there, others have the company name or just nonsense. That's the
"in excel" username used in the code I gave you. Then there's the name of
the profile that has logged onto the computer.

Only you can tell how to get "Cindy Grover" into your generated filename. It
depends on the things above.

HTH. Best wishes Harald

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Thanks Harold.
Are you saying to store the user name within an Excel worksheet?

"Harald Staff" wrote:

This depends on where the user's first and last name is found. But if
it's a
username in Excel then something like

Sub test()
Dim sFile As String
sFile = Application.UserName & " " & _
Format(Date, "yymmdd") & ".xls"
MsgBox sFile
End Sub

You can't require anything from users without annoying them too much,
but if
you construct a thing likte this as a default qualified guess for a
"save
as" name then you'll get what you want and the users don't have to think
or
work.

HTH. Best wishes Harald

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How do I creat code that would require the user to save the file in a
certain
format. Example Cindy Grover 041395.xls
This should be a daily prompt using first and last name and the date.
The user will be using a template.
Also would I create a button on the template that prompts the user?