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Hey everyone,
I've learned quite a bit within the last few weeks, but you'll have t bear with me with this question and explain it as simple as possible. I have a single template excel document that I will eventually hav numerous "copies" of. What I want a macro to do is thus: ask the use what they want the new document's name to be, simply open up th standard document, save it to what the user specified, then close." There are a few other things i need to do, but I can work around wha you can hopefully provide. Thanks! Dee -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
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Deej,
There is a GetSaveAsFileName method which allows you to select a directory, and select or enter a filename, and it will return the full path and file name in a variable which you can then use to save the file with. -- HTH Bob Phillips ... looking out across Poole Harbour to the Purbecks (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "cogito " wrote in message ... Hey everyone, I've learned quite a bit within the last few weeks, but you'll have to bear with me with this question and explain it as simple as possible. I have a single template excel document that I will eventually have numerous "copies" of. What I want a macro to do is thus: ask the user what they want the new document's name to be, simply open up the standard document, save it to what the user specified, then close." There are a few other things i need to do, but I can work around what you can hopefully provide. Thanks! Deej --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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