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Check cells for 'Auto Save As' file naming
I made a button that auto names/saves a file. Problem is they are saving it
with blank cells and hence the file name isn't correct, lol. I would like it to not let them save it and pop up a message box, prior to the current MsgBox, if ComboBox1 is "Please Select" and/or "M54" is blank. This is what I have so far. Thanks for your programming skills (Ron has been a God send for getting me this far) ------------------------------------------------------------- Dim PathName As String Dim strdate As String Dim str As String PathName = "\\Colfs1\public\Operations\RVC-OPS\Fancharts" strdate = Format(Now, "mm-dd-yy") With Sheets("VVS Fanchart") str = strdate & " " & .ComboBox1.Value & " " & .Range("M54") End With MsgBox "Saving file to 'RVC-OPS\Fancharts' as:" & " " & str ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs (PathName & "\" & str) ------------------------------------------------------------------- |
Check cells for 'Auto Save As' file naming
Hi
Try this Shinka Dim PathName As String Dim strdate As String Dim str As String PathName = "\\Colfs1\public\Operations\RVC-OPS\Fancharts" strdate = Format(Now, "mm-dd-yy") With Sheets("VVS Fanchart") If .ComboBox1.Value = "Please Select" Or .Range("M54").Value = "" Then MsgBox "Please select a item in the combo or/and enter a value in M54" Else str = strdate & " " & .ComboBox1.Value & " " & .Range("M54") End With MsgBox "Saving file to 'RVC-OPS\Fancharts' as:" & " " & str ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs (PathName & "\" & str) End If -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "Shinka" wrote in message ... I made a button that auto names/saves a file. Problem is they are saving it with blank cells and hence the file name isn't correct, lol. I would like it to not let them save it and pop up a message box, prior to the current MsgBox, if ComboBox1 is "Please Select" and/or "M54" is blank. This is what I have so far. Thanks for your programming skills (Ron has been a God send for getting me this far) ------------------------------------------------------------- Dim PathName As String Dim strdate As String Dim str As String PathName = "\\Colfs1\public\Operations\RVC-OPS\Fancharts" strdate = Format(Now, "mm-dd-yy") With Sheets("VVS Fanchart") str = strdate & " " & .ComboBox1.Value & " " & .Range("M54") End With MsgBox "Saving file to 'RVC-OPS\Fancharts' as:" & " " & str ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs (PathName & "\" & str) ------------------------------------------------------------------- |
Check cells for 'Auto Save As' file naming
Shinka
The End With Must be below the End If -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "Ron de Bruin" wrote in message ... Hi Try this Shinka Dim PathName As String Dim strdate As String Dim str As String PathName = "\\Colfs1\public\Operations\RVC-OPS\Fancharts" strdate = Format(Now, "mm-dd-yy") With Sheets("VVS Fanchart") If .ComboBox1.Value = "Please Select" Or .Range("M54").Value = "" Then MsgBox "Please select a item in the combo or/and enter a value in M54" Else str = strdate & " " & .ComboBox1.Value & " " & .Range("M54") End With MsgBox "Saving file to 'RVC-OPS\Fancharts' as:" & " " & str ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs (PathName & "\" & str) End If -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "Shinka" wrote in message ... I made a button that auto names/saves a file. Problem is they are saving it with blank cells and hence the file name isn't correct, lol. I would like it to not let them save it and pop up a message box, prior to the current MsgBox, if ComboBox1 is "Please Select" and/or "M54" is blank. This is what I have so far. Thanks for your programming skills (Ron has been a God send for getting me this far) ------------------------------------------------------------- Dim PathName As String Dim strdate As String Dim str As String PathName = "\\Colfs1\public\Operations\RVC-OPS\Fancharts" strdate = Format(Now, "mm-dd-yy") With Sheets("VVS Fanchart") str = strdate & " " & .ComboBox1.Value & " " & .Range("M54") End With MsgBox "Saving file to 'RVC-OPS\Fancharts' as:" & " " & str ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs (PathName & "\" & str) ------------------------------------------------------------------- |
Check cells for 'Auto Save As' file naming
Had to move End With after End If but it works.
Thanks so much Ron! "Ron de Bruin" wrote: Hi Try this Shinka Dim PathName As String Dim strdate As String Dim str As String PathName = "\\Colfs1\public\Operations\RVC-OPS\Fancharts" strdate = Format(Now, "mm-dd-yy") With Sheets("VVS Fanchart") If .ComboBox1.Value = "Please Select" Or .Range("M54").Value = "" Then MsgBox "Please select a item in the combo or/and enter a value in M54" Else str = strdate & " " & .ComboBox1.Value & " " & .Range("M54") End With MsgBox "Saving file to 'RVC-OPS\Fancharts' as:" & " " & str ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs (PathName & "\" & str) End If -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "Shinka" wrote in message ... I made a button that auto names/saves a file. Problem is they are saving it with blank cells and hence the file name isn't correct, lol. I would like it to not let them save it and pop up a message box, prior to the current MsgBox, if ComboBox1 is "Please Select" and/or "M54" is blank. This is what I have so far. Thanks for your programming skills (Ron has been a God send for getting me this far) ------------------------------------------------------------- Dim PathName As String Dim strdate As String Dim str As String PathName = "\\Colfs1\public\Operations\RVC-OPS\Fancharts" strdate = Format(Now, "mm-dd-yy") With Sheets("VVS Fanchart") str = strdate & " " & .ComboBox1.Value & " " & .Range("M54") End With MsgBox "Saving file to 'RVC-OPS\Fancharts' as:" & " " & str ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs (PathName & "\" & str) ------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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