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Default Create dummy file structure?

I'm working on a template that will house several types of data --
some inputted directly into the workbook, other data being linked to
multiple external workbooks. When I say 'multiple', I'm thinking one
for every day of the year!

In order to make the links to these external workbooks, I'd like to
first create the exact file structure -- users can simply then 'save-
as' over top of the existing workbook. Is there a way to create this
file structure using VBA? That is, can I have Excel repeatedly 'save-
as' the current workbook, using the date as the file name?

The desired path would look like this:
\\server\folder1\folder2\StoreName\January1.xls
\\server\folder1\folder2\StoreName\January2.xls
\\server\folder1\folder2\StoreName\January3.xls
\\server\folder1\folder2\StoreName\January4.xls
etc....

Ideas?

TIA, Ray

 
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