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Default Odd behavior with SaveAs

I have an Excel 2000 workbook with 6 worksheets and 1 code module
My code is designed to save each of the worksheets as individual CSV files

After adding a menu item and linking it to my VBA code, the code works a
expected save for one thing; it is saving/renaming the main Excel workboo
as a CSV file with the same name as the last worksheet name, which is not desireable.

Thinking the loop version was somehow including the workbook name, I hardcoded
the worksheet names in my code, but it made no difference

Here's the code
' Loop version
For Each wsTemp In Worksheet
wsTemp.SaveAs Filename:=wsTemp.Name, FileFormat:=xlCSVWindow
Nex

' Brute-force version
Worksheets("Customer").SaveAs Filename:="Customer", FileFormat:=xlCSVWindow
Worksheets("Worksite").SaveAs Filename:="Worksite", FileFormat:=xlCSVWindow
Worksheets("Order").SaveAs Filename:="Order", FileFormat:=xlCSVWindow
Worksheets("Assignment").SaveAs Filename:="Assignment", FileFormat:=xlCSVWindow
Worksheets("Employee").SaveAs Filename:="Employee", FileFormat:=xlCSVWindow
Worksheets("Invoice Detail").SaveAs Filename:="Invoice Detail", FileFormat:=xlCSVWindow

Any help is greatly appreciated

Cheers
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