VBA Code to automate "Save As"
I would like to use a "Save As" VBA code to save a file
already open to another drive location. An example of my code is below. Everytime this code runs it asks for confirmation "yes/no" if I'd like to override the existing file. I will always want to override it and would like a line of VBA code to take care of that. Any ideas? Thank you so much! Kevin |
VBA Code to automate "Save As" - FORGOT TO INCLUDE THE CODE...
ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:= _
"H:\GRPSHARE\Intra-Day Performance.xls" _ , FileFormat:=xlNormal, Password:="", WriteResPassword:="", _ ReadOnlyRecommended:=False, CreateBackup:=False, ConflictResolution:=xlLocalSessionChanges -----Original Message----- I would like to use a "Save As" VBA code to save a file already open to another drive location. An example of my code is below. Everytime this code runs it asks for confirmation "yes/no" if I'd like to override the existing file. I will always want to override it and would like a line of VBA code to take care of that. Any ideas? Thank you so much! Kevin . |
VBA Code to automate "Save As"
Kevin,
You can set Application.DisplayAlerts to False prior to the SaveAs to prevent the dialog from appearing. E.g., Application.DisplayAlerts = False ' your code here Application.DisplayAlerts = True -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel www.cpearson.com "Kevin McLean" wrote in message ... I would like to use a "Save As" VBA code to save a file already open to another drive location. An example of my code is below. Everytime this code runs it asks for confirmation "yes/no" if I'd like to override the existing file. I will always want to override it and would like a line of VBA code to take care of that. Any ideas? Thank you so much! Kevin |
VBA Code to automate "Save As"
This is an alternate to changing the DisplayAlerts property.
Check if the open file has the same name as the saveas filename. If it does, then you can always use the Save command. If ActiveWorkbook.FullName < sNewFullName Then 'Your code here... 'Save new workbook ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs filename:=sNewFullName Else 'Your code here... 'Save workbook ActiveWorkbook.Save End If Bill Barclift "Kevin McLean" wrote in message ... I would like to use a "Save As" VBA code to save a file already open to another drive location. An example of my code is below. Everytime this code runs it asks for confirmation "yes/no" if I'd like to override the existing file. I will always want to override it and would like a line of VBA code to take care of that. Any ideas? Thank you so much! Kevin |
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