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I have an Excel file with more than one worksheet. With the Excel file open,
I want to save one of the sheets as a csv file (but name it with a .txt extension) and leave the original file open (still as an Excel file) to continue working with it. I have tried using the SaveAs function and I end up with both the sheet and the original file with a .txt extension--not what I want. I have also figured out how to create both files IF I close both files--also not what I want. I have searched online and have not come up with any help for this scenario. I would really appreciate advice from someone who can get this working. Thank you, Judy |
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