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Trying to save as tab delimited
Hi,
I have Excel 2000 on Win 2000 and I am trying to save the active worksheet as a tab delimited file. This is what I've tried: Dim i As Integer Dim ws As Worksheet ws = ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs("13031t.txt", xlTextWindows) But I keep getting an error on the "Saveas" saying it needs a valid function. So how do I do this? Also, what is the file format for a tab delim file? Excel VBA help does not say, it just lists the file format constants. Thanks -- Say no to fixed width tables. They look terrible in all browsers. |
Trying to save as tab delimited
The Workbook SaveAs method does not return a worksheet. Try:
ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs "13031t.txt", xlTextWindows -- Jim Rech Excel MVP |
Trying to save as tab delimited
On Tue, 20 Jan 2004 11:59:16 -0500 in article <uUEKxa33DHA.360
@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl, spoke thusly... The Workbook SaveAs method does not return a worksheet. Try: ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs "13031t.txt", xlTextWindows Thanks. That worked! But I wonder why with the parentheses it didn't work and yours did. Because I had also tried: Activeworkbook.SaveAs("13031.txt", xlTextWindows) -- Say no to fixed width tables. They look terrible in all browsers. |
Trying to save as tab delimited
But I wonder why with the parentheses
In VB when you using a returned result you use parens, else not: Dim WB as Workbook Set WB = Workbooks.Open("MyBook.xls") or Workbooks.Open "MyBook.xls" -- Jim Rech Excel MVP |
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