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Clicking Save As in Excel 2002 does not give me the option to save as CSV so
I guess I have to download that ability but I can't find it. Basically I want to convert a column of words in Excel to a text list with commas in between without tabs or paragraphs. Thanks, BrianH |
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Try this
/code Sub SaveAsCSV() FullFileName = Application.GetSaveAsFilename("", "CSV (Comma delimited)(*.csv),*.csv", 1, "Save As *.csv") If FullFileName < "False" Then ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:=FullFileName, FileFormat:=xlCSV End If End Sub /code Craig "BrianH" wrote in message ... Clicking Save As in Excel 2002 does not give me the option to save as CSV so I guess I have to download that ability but I can't find it. Basically I want to convert a column of words in Excel to a text list with commas in between without tabs or paragraphs. Thanks, BrianH |
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