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Hi folks,
Does the SaveCopyAs command in a macro HAVE TO create a temporary file ? I feel like it is just slowing down the already lengthy process of saving and copying my file twice. First is just saves itself and then it copies it to a backup drive. The latter of the two operations seems to take a long time on this 3500k file. This is the current macro: Sub Backup() Fname = ActiveWorkbook.Name ActiveWorkbook.Save ActiveWorkbook.SaveCopyAs "J:\Trading\" & Fname End Sub |
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