Code is as follows
sStr = "S:\Orders\" & Range("C4") & ".xls"
Application.Dialogs(xlDialogSaveAs).Show sStr


Assume C4 describes me... The Save As Dialog box pops up (like it shoud),
the File Name Text Box Has the words: Mike is an Idiot.xls (Like it should),
but Mike is an Idiot is in quotation marks like this:
"Mike is an Idiot.xls"

The quotes aren't there in C4 but they appear in the SaveAs Dialog box.
Why? Does it matter? What could it affect? How do I get Rid of them? DEATH
TO THE QUOTES!!!!

-Mike

I couldn't reproduce your error.
How do you have sStr declared?


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Look at my response in .worksheet.functions.

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"Mike" wrote in message
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Code is as follows
sStr = "S:\Orders\" & Range("C4") & ".xls"
Application.Dialogs(xlDialogSaveAs).Show sStr


Assume C4 describes me... The Save As Dialog box pops up (like it shoud),
the File Name Text Box Has the words: Mike is an Idiot.xls (Like it
should),
but Mike is an Idiot is in quotation marks like this:
"Mike is an Idiot.xls"

The quotes aren't there in C4 but they appear in the SaveAs Dialog box.
Why? Does it matter? What could it affect? How do I get Rid of them?
DEATH
TO THE QUOTES!!!!

-Mike

I got the same issue and posted a similar question in theis forum

The only way I found to get around it is to use the sendkeys option
with the file name you want to save.


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