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Save active sheet into new workbook
Hello,
How can you save just the active sheet into a new workbook (allowing the user choose the location of the new workbook and add the required filename)? -- Any help appreciated, MarkN |
Save active sheet into new workbook
You can create a new workbook containing only the one sheet with
code like ActiveSheet.Copy This will create a new workbook with one sheet. The user can then save that workbook in the normal manner. "MarkN" wrote in message ... Hello, How can you save just the active sheet into a new workbook (allowing the user choose the location of the new workbook and add the required filename)? -- Any help appreciated, MarkN |
Save active sheet into new workbook
Thanks very much, it's easy when you know how!!!!!
-- Thanks, MarkN "Chip Pearson" wrote: You can create a new workbook containing only the one sheet with code like ActiveSheet.Copy This will create a new workbook with one sheet. The user can then save that workbook in the normal manner. "MarkN" wrote in message ... Hello, How can you save just the active sheet into a new workbook (allowing the user choose the location of the new workbook and add the required filename)? -- Any help appreciated, MarkN |
Save active sheet into new workbook
What about saving copying the ActiveSheet into new Workbook as text i.e.
removing all forumla's so in essence you are doing a "paste special" with values only? I need help on this one! Many thanks Mark "MarkN" wrote: Thanks very much, it's easy when you know how!!!!! -- Thanks, MarkN "Chip Pearson" wrote: You can create a new workbook containing only the one sheet with code like ActiveSheet.Copy This will create a new workbook with one sheet. The user can then save that workbook in the normal manner. "MarkN" wrote in message ... Hello, How can you save just the active sheet into a new workbook (allowing the user choose the location of the new workbook and add the required filename)? -- Any help appreciated, MarkN |
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