SaveAs using cell value
 

I have a workbook that has a cell which holds a 6 digit number. The first 2
digits of this number designate what folder it needs to be saved in. (eg
12456 should be saved in the "12 series" folder, 08569 should be saved in the
"08 series" folder) I want to create a macro that will save the file in the
correct folder (J:\My Documents\12 series\) with file name 12456 Pickup.xls.
I can't seem to get the syntax right. I don't want it to verify anything,
just save the workbook. Any ideas?

SaveAs using cell value
 

Activeworkbook.SaveAs Filename:= "J:\My Documents\" & _
Left(Range("A1").Value,2) & " Series\" & _
Range("A1").Value & " Pickup.xls"

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HTH

RP
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"JCanyoneer" wrote in message
...
I have a workbook that has a cell which holds a 6 digit number. The first
2
digits of this number designate what folder it needs to be saved in. (eg
12456 should be saved in the "12 series" folder, 08569 should be saved in
the
"08 series" folder) I want to create a macro that will save the file in
the
correct folder (J:\My Documents\12 series\) with file name 12456
Pickup.xls.
I can't seem to get the syntax right. I don't want it to verify anything,
just save the workbook. Any ideas?

SaveAs using cell value
 

You Rock Bob! Thank you!

"Bob Phillips" wrote:


Activeworkbook.SaveAs Filename:= "J:\My Documents\" & _
Left(Range("A1").Value,2) & " Series\" & _
Range("A1").Value & " Pickup.xls"

--

HTH

RP
(remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct)


"JCanyoneer" wrote in message
...
I have a workbook that has a cell which holds a 6 digit number. The first
2
digits of this number designate what folder it needs to be saved in. (eg
12456 should be saved in the "12 series" folder, 08569 should be saved in
the
"08 series" folder) I want to create a macro that will save the file in
the
correct folder (J:\My Documents\12 series\) with file name 12456
Pickup.xls.
I can't seem to get the syntax right. I don't want it to verify anything,
just save the workbook. Any ideas?