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ExcelJon

save workbook as current date using a macro
 
Hi,
I have a Workbook who logs a production line with data collected over a OPC
connection.
This workbooks logs equipment stops as well as weight controls.
The workbook is saved every time a new event is registered.

At midnight, i want to autosave the workbook so it's name is the current date.

Anyone that can help me?

galimi

save workbook as current date using a macro
 
You can use the OnTime method to see if the time has passed midnight and
perform an autosave when the condition is met.
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"ExcelJon" wrote:

Hi,
I have a Workbook who logs a production line with data collected over a OPC
connection.
This workbooks logs equipment stops as well as weight controls.
The workbook is saved every time a new event is registered.

At midnight, i want to autosave the workbook so it's name is the current date.

Anyone that can help me?


Dave Peterson

save workbook as current date using a macro
 
Chip Pearson has lots of instructions at:
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/ontime.htm

ExcelJon wrote:

Hi,
I have a Workbook who logs a production line with data collected over a OPC
connection.
This workbooks logs equipment stops as well as weight controls.
The workbook is saved every time a new event is registered.

At midnight, i want to autosave the workbook so it's name is the current date.

Anyone that can help me?


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Dave Peterson


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