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Using a workbook name
Is there anyway to use a workbook name in code without using
application.getsaveasfilename or getopenfilename? As I am trying to create multiple workbooks from a master workbook and would prefer not to have to save the workbook every time. |
Using a workbook name
The workbook doesn't get a full name until it is saved.
You could always create a workbook object when you save it Set oWB = Workbooks.Add and use that object after that. -- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "Chris Rees" wrote in message ... Is there anyway to use a workbook name in code without using application.getsaveasfilename or getopenfilename? As I am trying to create multiple workbooks from a master workbook and would prefer not to have to save the workbook every time. |
Using a workbook name
Just set the workbook name or workbook itself to a variable and use it
however you want. Dim wbName As String wbName=ActiveWorkbook.Name or Dim wb As Workbook Set wb = AvtiveWorkbook Chris Rees wrote: Is there anyway to use a workbook name in code without using application.getsaveasfilename or getopenfilename? As I am trying to create multiple workbooks from a master workbook and would prefer not to have to save the workbook every time. |
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