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Getting the save prompt
Browsing this group, I found that I have an odd problem - I would like
to get the save prompt, but I dont. I have tried using stuff like activeworkbook.save ' save the document NewWkBk.Save My problem: I want to prompt the user for a filename, so it can be saved... but that does never happen, the code above just gives me a file like book8.xls in the default dir How do I pop the save dialog? WBR Sonnich |
Getting the save prompt
Sub example()
Dim fName As Variant Dim NewWkBk As Workbook 'change as needed Set NewWkBk = ActiveWorkbook fName = Application.GetSaveAsFilename _ (filefilter:="Excel Files (*.xls),*.xls") If fName = False Then Exit Sub NewWkBk.SaveAs fName End Sub Sonnich Jensen wrote: Browsing this group, I found that I have an odd problem - I would like to get the save prompt, but I dont. I have tried using stuff like activeworkbook.save ' save the document NewWkBk.Save My problem: I want to prompt the user for a filename, so it can be saved... but that does never happen, the code above just gives me a file like book8.xls in the default dir How do I pop the save dialog? WBR Sonnich |
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