Hello VB addicts!
I programmed a macro to create folders on the main directory(ex: S:
directory)
When a user enters a file number in excel, a batch of folder will be
created.
For each file folder batch created, I will need to include an excel
file. How can I automate this procedure?
Currently the excel file is saved on the S: directory.

Thanks in advance for you help and continue to enjoy life!
myrna



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Look up "Workbooks Collection" in Excel Help. Look at its methods like Add,
Save and SaveAs.

"Myrna Rodriguez" wrote in message
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Hello VB addicts!
I programmed a macro to create folders on the main directory(ex: S:
directory)
When a user enters a file number in excel, a batch of folder will be
created.
For each file folder batch created, I will need to include an excel
file. How can I automate this procedure?
Currently the excel file is saved on the S: directory.

Thanks in advance for you help and continue to enjoy life!
myrna



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Try the following:

MkDir path

where path is a string. You can assemble the string on the
fly by concatenating the user input onto the rest of your
path statement as necessary.

Then create your file by using the SaveAs or SaveCopyAs
commands (check help). I save a copy of a workbook by
doing the following:

fileName = MyPath & SaveFileName & ".xls"

ActiveWorkbook.SaveCopyAs (fileName)

Where SaveFileName is a variable I use to assign a user
input value. fileName is also a variable that includes the
full path to the directory where the file will be saved.

Hope that helps!

Kevin
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Hello VB addicts!
I programmed a macro to create folders on the main
directory(ex: S:
directory)
When a user enters a file number in excel, a batch of
folder will be
created.
For each file folder batch created, I will need to
include an excel
file. How can I automate this procedure?
Currently the excel file is saved on the S: directory.

Thanks in advance for you help and continue to enjoy life!
myrna



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