a question about "Application.GetSaveAsFileName"
 

Is this method available in Excel from versions 2000 onwards. I am
building an Excel app for a company, and can't remember what version of
Excel I am using (I know I should have checked first).

If not what would be an alternative? method of having a popup dialog
box? (Apart from xldialogSaveAs (spelling!??!) - which seems to be
totally unprogramable.

a question about "Application.GetSaveAsFileName"
 

Yep.

12Keys wrote:

Is this method available in Excel from versions 2000 onwards. I am
building an Excel app for a company, and can't remember what version of
Excel I am using (I know I should have checked first).

If not what would be an alternative? method of having a popup dialog
box? (Apart from xldialogSaveAs (spelling!??!) - which seems to be
totally unprogramable.

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Dave Peterson

a question about "Application.GetSaveAsFileName"
 

12Keys,
If that a problem, you could use the GetSaveFileName API which "Requires
Windows NT 3.1 or later; Requires Windows 95 or later".

NickHK

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Is this method available in Excel from versions 2000 onwards. I am
building an Excel app for a company, and can't remember what version of
Excel I am using (I know I should have checked first).

If not what would be an alternative? method of having a popup dialog
box? (Apart from xldialogSaveAs (spelling!??!) - which seems to be
totally unprogramable.