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Is there a way to have two cells in the range, so the the two cells make up
the file name? "Frank Kabel" wrote: Hi in a macro sub save_it() dim fname with activeworkbook fname = .worksheets("sheet1").range("A1").value & ".xls" .saveas fname end with end sub "-tinka" wrote: Is it possible to make an Excel (2003) template (or a macro in the template) to save a file with a specific cell-contents as file name? For example an invoice-template where a cell contains the invoice number. I want it to automatically save the file as "invoice-number".xls in default file location. Thanks... :-) |
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