Hi. Here's a general workaround that I use.
I have a toolbar button that runs code similar to the following. The idea
here is that vba has a "SaveCopyAs" command. What this does is saves a copy
of your workbook under a different name, but leaves the original workbook
name unchanged.
There are 100's of ways to write this. This is just a general idea.
This saves your workbook using the original name, but to make it different,
appends the date to the file name.
Hope there are some ideas here that you can use.

Sub SaveCopyOfFile()
Dim s As String
Const FileLocation As String = "C:\UnderDevelopment\"

s = FileLocation & ActiveWorkbook.Name
s = s & Space(1) & Format(Now, "yyyy mm dd Hh Nn Ss")
s = s & ".xls"

ActiveWorkbook.SaveCopyAs s
End Sub

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HTH. :)
Dana DeLouis
Windows XP, Office 2003


"Bruce" wrote in message
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I'm probably confused or didn't ask the question correctly.

In Word, if I click File, and Versions..., I can save version 1, version
2,
version 3, etc. of the same document. I don't have to append the name
with a
"v2" or anything, as in a "Save As".

I'm not trying to save Excel 2003 files as another version of Excel. I'm
just trying to keep a history for roll-back purposes of a single document.

"Bearacade" wrote:


It's under File - Save As - Save As Type:


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