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Hello All,
I am using a macro that imports a text file, manipulates it and then saves it as an excel workbook. Right now, it is displaying the SaveAs dialog box and the user manually navigates to the location they want to save the file, then changes the saveAs file type box and clicks save. Two questions: 1) Can I have the SaveAs dialog box default the SaveAs file type to 'Excel Workbook'? 2) Can I have the whole SaveAs process happen without the dialog box popping up? (I tried doing: ThisWorkbook.SaveAs FileName:="Testing.xls" but it saves the file that I have the macro in, not the text file that was imported.) Any help would be much appreciated, Trevor |
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