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Default Saving a sheet in a workbook as .csv but not changing workbook name

If the workbook is a CSV, then savecopyAs saves a copy as CSV.

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Hello Kaak,

Thank you very much for your considered reply - funny enough your
method is the exact same way I am doing it. My issue is that I am
saving the data.csv every 20 seconds for 8 hours a day (the process
runs on a timer to ensure data.csv is always up to date). In this sense
the method seems rather inelegant, as you are having to create a new
workbook each time etc and the temporary workbook number is Book1
etc... by the end of the day it will be book1500 etc...

This isnt a big deal but I am surprised you cannot use savecopyas
function to save a sheet as a csv file!

Is my understanding correct?

Alex


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