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Hi All,
some help would be gratefully appreciated: i have written a small piece of vba to create a file name from a mixture of comboboxes (userform) and cells (worksheet), then saves the file (saveas). it works fine, but i want some automated way of making sure no 'illegal' characters are used in those 'boxes / cells (eg, ':' or '\'). is there a single instruction that looks for all such charatcers (that i could then use in a find-replace or if-then statement?). currently, it causes an error and stops the macro or if '\' occurs somewhere in the string, it results in an extra directory being formed (named from the contents to the left of the '\'), which is at best confusing! tia, tim |
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