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SaveAs - VBA
Thanks in advance.
An Excel file (Flie_1) is automatically generated every two hours to a specific folder(Folder_1). Goal. I want File_1 to get saved as File_2 to an another folder (Folder_2) as soon as it is created. |
SaveAs - VBA
On Apr 10, 7:04*am, Jae <Jay @discussions.microsoft.com wrote:
Thanks in advance. An Excel file (Flie_1) is automatically generated every two hours to a specific folder(Folder_1). Goal. I want File_1 to get saved as File_2 to an another folder (Folder_2) as soon as it is created. Try in Tools/Options Save to define anonther recovery location. Could help |
SaveAs - VBA
By "automatically generated", I assume you mean that there is some VBA code
that creates a spreadsheet, writes data into it, then does a SaveAs to folder_1\file_1 Why not just follow that with another SaveAs command to folder_2\file_2 -- TedMi |
SaveAs - VBA
Thank you for your reply.
By "automatically generated", SQL language produced it every two hours automatically. Therefore, I have no control over on that side. Thanks Jae "tedmi" wrote: By "automatically generated", I assume you mean that there is some VBA code that creates a spreadsheet, writes data into it, then does a SaveAs to folder_1\file_1 Why not just follow that with another SaveAs command to folder_2\file_2 -- TedMi |
SaveAs - VBA
Thak you for your time.
Since File_1 is overwritten every two hours, I am afraid your answer might not work. Thanks Jae " wrote: On Apr 10, 7:04 am, Jae <Jay @discussions.microsoft.com wrote: Thanks in advance. An Excel file (Flie_1) is automatically generated every two hours to a specific folder(Folder_1). Goal. I want File_1 to get saved as File_2 to an another folder (Folder_2) as soon as it is created. Try in Tools/Options Save to define anonther recovery location. Could help |
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