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Saving workbook from vba
I am wanting to save a workbook from a command button on
the first sheet. How can I bring up the save-as dialog window in vba ? This can be used by anyone using the file to save wherever he wishes with any file name. Many thanks in advance for any assistance. |
Saving workbook from vba
Sub SaveTheFile()
Dim FN As String FN = Application.GetSaveAsFilename() If UCase(FN) = "FALSE" Then Exit Sub ThisWorkbook.SaveAs FN End Sub Patrick Molloy Microsoft Excel MVP -----Original Message----- I am wanting to save a workbook from a command button on the first sheet. How can I bring up the save-as dialog window in vba ? This can be used by anyone using the file to save wherever he wishes with any file name. Many thanks in advance for any assistance. . |
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