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Default Inputting a filename into a cell

Hi There

I have a macro that extracts attachments from outlook and saves them to a
folder by naming them after the person who sent the attachment, the time and
the date. This is the line that creates the saveas filename.

filenm = Fldr.Items.Count & " " & olMi.SenderName & " " & "Date-" & dattim
& ".xls"

The macro also opens the attachment once it has been saved and copies
certain cells into the spreadsheet that runs the extract macro. What I need
to do is input the filename (filenm) into a cell on this spreadsheet as well.


If I say range("B3").select what would I need to put next to paste in the
filename to this cell?

Any help would be greatfully appreciated.

Thanks in advance

Jamie
 
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