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Default Allowing User to save file

Thank you so much. I actually found information in the help files but just
didnt understand it. This has been very helpful. Thanks again.

"Kletcho" wrote:

No problemo. Sorry I mislead you at first. You can change the file
type by changing this line to:

Application.Dialogs(xlDialogSaveAs).Show "", 6

The arguments for this command as found in VBA help a

xlDialogSaveAs - document_text, type_num, prot_pwd, backup,
write_res_pwd, read_only_rec

So in this case the document name is blank and the type_num is 6 which
means a CSV file.


 
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