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Hi. Does anyone know of a quick way of Saving all open workbooks without
closing them?

I know you can use Shift + File = Close All, but I want to keep all my
workbooks open.

I look forward to hearing if anyone has a solution.

Thank you!
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Vicki, here is one way with a macro,

Sub Save_All_Open_Files()
Dim wkbk As Workbook
On Error Resume Next
For Each wkbk In Workbooks
wkbk.Save
Next
End Sub


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Hi. Does anyone know of a quick way of Saving all open workbooks without
closing them?

I know you can use Shift + File = Close All, but I want to keep all my
workbooks open.

I look forward to hearing if anyone has a solution.

Thank you!



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