Saving to Intranet Site
 

Hi,

I have automated the saving of an excel workbook to an intranet site, with
the current days date as part of the file name so that the file name looks
some like:
filename yymmdd.
However I would like to automate the creation of new folder names, so that
if there isn't a folder for either the current year, or the current month, or
both, the macro will create them.

I was given the following, but this doesn't appear to work when the folder
address starts with http:

Sub TestDir()

If Dir("C:\Windhoos", vbDirectory) = "" Then
MkDir ("C:\Windhoos")
End If

End Sub


Please advise.

Many Thanks
Richard

Saving to Intranet Site
 

Excel can't write to network drives which usally start with \\. these drives
need to be mapped to a drive letter. Look at your windows explorer (not
internet explorer) under tools - Map Network drives. You can map a new drive
and then save the file to the drive letter assigned.

"Richard" wrote:

Hi,

I have automated the saving of an excel workbook to an intranet site, with
the current days date as part of the file name so that the file name looks
some like:
filename yymmdd.
However I would like to automate the creation of new folder names, so that
if there isn't a folder for either the current year, or the current month, or
both, the macro will create them.

I was given the following, but this doesn't appear to work when the folder
address starts with http:

Sub TestDir()

If Dir("C:\Windhoos", vbDirectory) = "" Then
MkDir ("C:\Windhoos")
End If

End Sub


Please advise.

Many Thanks
Richard

Saving to Intranet Site
 

I am currently writing to this drive which starts http:// The save is
automated as part of a macro, I only want to make this dynamic so that new
folders do not have to be created manually.

"Joel" wrote:

Excel can't write to network drives which usally start with \\. these drives
need to be mapped to a drive letter. Look at your windows explorer (not
internet explorer) under tools - Map Network drives. You can map a new drive
and then save the file to the drive letter assigned.

"Richard" wrote:

Hi,

I have automated the saving of an excel workbook to an intranet site, with
the current days date as part of the file name so that the file name looks
some like:
filename yymmdd.
However I would like to automate the creation of new folder names, so that
if there isn't a folder for either the current year, or the current month, or
both, the macro will create them.

I was given the following, but this doesn't appear to work when the folder
address starts with http:

Sub TestDir()

If Dir("C:\Windhoos", vbDirectory) = "" Then
MkDir ("C:\Windhoos")
End If

End Sub


Please advise.

Many Thanks
Richard

Saving to Intranet Site
 

Check what string the "Save Is" is using to save the file. What ever works
for the save as I would think also should work for the dir. to make your code
dynamic set a variable

myfile = C:\Windhoos",
If Dir(myfile, vbDirectory) = "" Then
MkDir (myfile)
End If

"Richard" wrote:

I am currently writing to this drive which starts http:// The save is
automated as part of a macro, I only want to make this dynamic so that new
folders do not have to be created manually.

"Joel" wrote:

Excel can't write to network drives which usally start with \\. these drives
need to be mapped to a drive letter. Look at your windows explorer (not
internet explorer) under tools - Map Network drives. You can map a new drive
and then save the file to the drive letter assigned.

"Richard" wrote:

Hi,

I have automated the saving of an excel workbook to an intranet site, with
the current days date as part of the file name so that the file name looks
some like:
filename yymmdd.
However I would like to automate the creation of new folder names, so that
if there isn't a folder for either the current year, or the current month, or
both, the macro will create them.

I was given the following, but this doesn't appear to work when the folder
address starts with http:

Sub TestDir()

If Dir("C:\Windhoos", vbDirectory) = "" Then
MkDir ("C:\Windhoos")
End If

End Sub


Please advise.

Many Thanks
Richard

Saving to Intranet Site
 

Not at work right now, but I'm pretty writing directly to a UNC path is
possible.
No need to map a drive just for that.

If the OP is updating an intranet site then they should get access to the
filesystem and not use http for creating files.

Tim

"Joel" wrote in message
...
Excel can't write to network drives which usally start with \\. these
drives
need to be mapped to a drive letter. Look at your windows explorer (not
internet explorer) under tools - Map Network drives. You can map a new
drive
and then save the file to the drive letter assigned.

"Richard" wrote:

Hi,

I have automated the saving of an excel workbook to an intranet site,
with
the current days date as part of the file name so that the file name
looks
some like:
filename yymmdd.
However I would like to automate the creation of new folder names, so
that
if there isn't a folder for either the current year, or the current
month, or
both, the macro will create them.

I was given the following, but this doesn't appear to work when the
folder
address starts with http:

Sub TestDir()

If Dir("C:\Windhoos", vbDirectory) = "" Then
MkDir ("C:\Windhoos")
End If

End Sub


Please advise.

Many Thanks
Richard