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saving with VBA
Will the text always be the same
Workbooks("Report.xls").SaveAs "S:\Reports\Report" & _ format(data,"yyyymmdd") & ".xls" -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "havocdragon" wrote in message ... Hello all =). I am programming a macro in VBA at work, and I've come across one major hicup. The macro I have is assigned to a button on a worksheet, this macro then opens a report, sorts, formats, and references information, and then saves it to the network drive (so far no problems). The only problem I am having, is I wan't this file to save with text+current date everytime I run the macro. The problem I'm having with that, is no matter what I do, once the first entry has been made to the save as, it always is that. Any thoughts on how I could do this? |
saving with VBA
Dude thanks!!! I have been banging my head on that for a while. I knew it had
to be something similar to that, but for some reason I just couldn't get the syntax right =) "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: Will the text always be the same Workbooks("Report.xls").SaveAs "S:\Reports\Report" & _ format(data,"yyyymmdd") & ".xls" -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "havocdragon" wrote in message ... Hello all =). I am programming a macro in VBA at work, and I've come across one major hicup. The macro I have is assigned to a button on a worksheet, this macro then opens a report, sorts, formats, and references information, and then saves it to the network drive (so far no problems). The only problem I am having, is I wan't this file to save with text+current date everytime I run the macro. The problem I'm having with that, is no matter what I do, once the first entry has been made to the save as, it always is that. Any thoughts on how I could do this? |
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