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save spreadsheet as note pad
IS THERE A WAY TO SAVE A SPREADSHEET AS A NOTE PAD DOCUMENT AND AUTOMATICALLY
HAVE TODAYS DATE AS THE FILE NAME? -- icebreaker914 |
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save spreadsheet as note pad
Notepad files are plain text.
You may want to try saving the workbook as .prn, .txt, or .csv--depending on what you want. File|saveas| and choose the correct "save as type" from that dropdown list on the bottom of the file|saveas dialog. (only the active worksheet will be saved, though) icebreaker914 wrote: IS THERE A WAY TO SAVE A SPREADSHEET AS A NOTE PAD DOCUMENT AND AUTOMATICALLY HAVE TODAYS DATE AS THE FILE NAME? -- icebreaker914 -- Dave Peterson |
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