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macro to save file automaticaly?
I already have a button with a macro to hide the empty rows. With this same
button I want to save the file automatically after the rows are hidden. The name of the saved file should be the word in cell (sheet3 A1). The first macro works the second doesnt. Can someone please help me to fix the second and to combine the to. Thanks!!! Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() Dim X As Integer For X = 5 To 150 If Cells(X, 1).Value = 0 Then Rows(X).Hidden = True End If Next X End Sub Sub SaveArchive() ArchivePath = "Z:\david\werkbonnen\" WorkBookName = Worksheets(print).Range(A1).Value FName = ArchivePath + WorkBookName ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:=FName End Sub |
When I paste you code into a macro sheet the '' '' around print and A1 each
become a pair of 's. That is you should always use Shift and the 2 key from the alpha part (double quote) of your keyboard rather than ' (single quote) twice. That might not be the problem but why else would it change for my copy and paste of your code? david wrote in message ... I already have a button with a macro to hide the empty rows. With this same button I want to save the file automatically after the rows are hidden. The name of the saved file should be the word in cell (sheet3 A1). The first macro works the second doesnt. Can someone please help me to fix the second and to combine the to. Thanks!!! Private Sub CommandButton1_Click() Dim X As Integer For X = 5 To 150 If Cells(X, 1).Value = 0 Then Rows(X).Hidden = True End If Next X End Sub Sub SaveArchive() ArchivePath = "Z:\david\werkbonnen\" WorkBookName = Worksheets(print).Range(A1).Value FName = ArchivePath + WorkBookName ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:=FName End Sub |
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