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Standard "Open" and "Save As" Buttons
Where can I find standard "open" and "save as" buttons? I mean: when the
user clicks on them, a dialog box appears letting the user navigate through his/her file system. I'm using Excel 2002 VBA. Thank you Paulo. |
Standard "Open" and "Save As" Buttons
Paulo,
this should do it... application.Dialogs(xlDialogSaveAs).Show application.Dialogs(xlDialogOpen).Show Robin Hammond www.enhanceddatasystems.com "Paulo de Arruda Borelli" wrote in message ... Where can I find standard "open" and "save as" buttons? I mean: when the user clicks on them, a dialog box appears letting the user navigate through his/her file system. I'm using Excel 2002 VBA. Thank you Paulo. |
Standard "Open" and "Save As" Buttons
Check out this link:
http://www.bmsltd.ie/DLCount/DLCount...eForFolder.zip "Paulo de Arruda Borelli" wrote in message ... Where can I find standard "open" and "save as" buttons? I mean: when the user clicks on them, a dialog box appears letting the user navigate through his/her file system. I'm using Excel 2002 VBA. Thank you Paulo. |
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