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Saving CSV to a template
I am trying to setup a spreadsheet for another office. I need make it
possible to save the csv (overwrite previous file) as an excel worksheet. And have available the macro I recorded to reformat the csv file. The person that will be using the other file is not all that computer savy. So I need to make it as simple as possible. Any suggestions? Also, in the macro I will be recording, one of the things it will be doing is renaming the worksheet tab. The tab will be different, depending on the tab name the csv file will generate. Is there a way to have the macro rename the tab regardless of what it is originally? |
Saving CSV to a template
Hi Josh,
Hope this will at least help you rename the sheet. Sub Macro1() ThisSheet = ActiveSheet.Name Sheets(ThisSheet).Select Sheets("Sheet1").Name = "Rename" '<--Rename needs to change appropriately End Sub "Josh O." wrote: I am trying to setup a spreadsheet for another office. I need make it possible to save the csv (overwrite previous file) as an excel worksheet. And have available the macro I recorded to reformat the csv file. The person that will be using the other file is not all that computer savy. So I need to make it as simple as possible. Any suggestions? Also, in the macro I will be recording, one of the things it will be doing is renaming the worksheet tab. The tab will be different, depending on the tab name the csv file will generate. Is there a way to have the macro rename the tab regardless of what it is originally? |
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