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File name equal cell contents
One more Q. on the same lines. How do I save it as a PDF - with the filename
being a specific cell ? Thanks, Yosef "drvortex" wrote: I'm attempting the same thing; however I have a few other options. 1. I want to get the fname from a particular Workbook/Worksheet/Cell. 2. I also want to save the document as a webpage instead of a .xls file. 3. The worksheet that I'm saving contains charts ONLY. No numbers are located on this sheet...only charts. I would greatly appreciate the help. Thanks. This is what I attempted using the above information. But getting problems. Sub save_it() Dim fname With ActiveWorkbook fname = .ActiveWorkbook("2004_Fixes").Worksheets("Sheet2") .Range("J5").Value & ".xls" .saveas "C:\Documents and Settings\Drvortex\Desktop\fname.htm" End With End Sub -- drvortex ------------------------------------------------------------------------ drvortex's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=15896 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=273529 |
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