I need to find out how to write a macro that brings up the save as dialog
box, lets the user enter in where to save the document as well as the name of
the document, then after it's saved continue with the rest of the macro.

Hi
in the VBA help have a look at:
application.GetSaveAsFilename

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Regards
Frank Kabel
Frankfurt, Germany

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I need to find out how to write a macro that brings up the save as
dialog
box, lets the user enter in where to save the document as well as the
name of
the document, then after it's saved continue with the rest of the
macro.

Dim fName as String

' code before the save

fname = Application.GetSaveAsFilename()
if fName < "False" then
activeworkbook.SaveAs fName
End if

' code after the save


fName will equal "False" if the user hits cancel - not sure what you want to
do in that case. Note that the save doesn't occur just by using the
dialog. The actuall save is done with Activeworkbook.SaveAs.

Also, if you want to silently overwrite an existing file with the selected
name

Application.Displayalerts = False
activeworkbook.SaveAs fName
Application.DisplayAlerts = True

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"Menoh" wrote in message
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I need to find out how to write a macro that brings up the save as dialog
box, lets the user enter in where to save the document as well as the name
of
the document, then after it's saved continue with the rest of the macro.