I am trying to automate a process where I have multiple Excel 'data'
files open and want to take each file individually and add that file to
a 'report' workbook where a series of macros run, and then name, save
and close the newly created file, and moves on to the next open 'data'
file, and the original static workbook remains open. This is all in a
'Do Until' or 'Do While' format so upon completion of the main macro I
end up with multiple 'finished' reports.

I'm struggling at the beginning and end of this process. I don't know
the code that copies an activesheet to an existing 'report' file and
then saves and closes the newly created file such that the original
'report file' remains open and ready to use for the next open 'data'
file.

I greatly appreciate any direction you have...

Thank you,

Tony

Sub MultiPlanStyle()
dim strReportBook as string
dim i as integer
' If the Source workbooks are already open and the Target ie Reprt book is
also 'open
strReportBook="ReportBook.xls"
for i=1 to workbooks.count
workbooks(i).activate
if workbooks(i).name=strReprtbook then
else
sheets(1).select
cells.select
workbooks(strReportBook).activate
sheets(1).select
cells.clear
range("a1").select
activesheet.paste
application.cutcopymode=False

Call MainMacro

activeworkbook.save
workbooks(i).activate
end if
next


end sub

" wrote:

I am trying to automate a process where I have multiple Excel 'data'
files open and want to take each file individually and add that file to
a 'report' workbook where a series of macros run, and then name, save
and close the newly created file, and moves on to the next open 'data'
file, and the original static workbook remains open. This is all in a
'Do Until' or 'Do While' format so upon completion of the main macro I
end up with multiple 'finished' reports.

I'm struggling at the beginning and end of this process. I don't know
the code that copies an activesheet to an existing 'report' file and
then saves and closes the newly created file such that the original
'report file' remains open and ready to use for the next open 'data'
file.

I greatly appreciate any direction you have...

Thank you,

Tony