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Earlier this month, I was given the code shown below to perform a
Save-as to create a new file name. Upon running this on 12/27/05, the new name would be Staging List 12-27-05.xls This worked fine for the file I'm using it in. ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs _ Filename:="Staging List " & Format(Now, "mm-dd-yy") & ".xls", _ FileFormat:=xlWorkbookNormal I have a different file that I would like to use this in. But, I want to alter this code so that instead of using the default date based on the computer clock, I would like it to read the named range "Current_Date". I've been playing around with this for awhile. I've replaced Now with "Current_Date" , but that didn't work. Maybe someone here can come up with the correct coding. Assume the 1st part of the file name as shown above, Staging List, will remain the same.... I'll change that to the actual beginning of the file name when I enter the coding. Thanks, J.O. |
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