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Can any one give me an example of how to (save as) an indipendant cop
of a spread sheet program using a macro
I am a complete newbie, and I am having problems understanding the VB
help
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Default save as using macros

with activeworkbook
.savecopyas filename:="c:\mybackups\" & .name
end with

This assumes that c:\mybackups exists.


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Can any one give me an example of how to (save as) an indipendant copy
of a spread sheet program using a macro
I am a complete newbie, and I am having problems understanding the VBA
help
Thanks
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