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You mean the .saveas options?
How about looking in VBA's help--or asking about a specific option? Mathew wrote: I've got this code and it works but I need some help with the options: FileSaveName = Application.GetSaveAsFilename(fname, filefilter:="Excel Files (*.xls),*.xls") "Mathew" wrote: Ive reviewed the site for File Save as questions. They all seem to revolve around the approach that requires the line: Application.DisplayAlerts = False. However, In a Macro I want to save the file, but I would like the €śSave As dialog box€ť in excel to open up so the user can put the file in any directory they want it in. How would you do this? I'm sure it is esay but I can't figure it out! By the way, the Application.DisplayAlerts = True doesnt work! Any help would be appreciated! -- Dave Peterson |
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