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Tim,
I gave it up as a bad job. I forced the code to save the workbook to the local drive first, then save to it to the network drive (based on the FolderName cell containing a value beginning with "\\") then delete the local drive workbook. Not ideal, as I don't like solving things unless I understand the answer, and this solution hasn't solved the problem, just got around it, but there you go. Thanks for your help, and the note about debug.print. Regards Pete "Tim Williams" wrote: Can you advise me as to how I should use debug.print as I haven't used it before? In the VB editor. open the "Immediate" window (Ctrl+G). Anything printed using debug.print will appear there. You could try copying and pasting the generated filepath and using it as a literal string in your code. Tim |
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