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Default Delete a workbook...

I have a spreadsheet that a user fills out. We'll call it GAB.
1030.xls. The user fills out some fields and clicks a button "Save &
Send". This workbook is then copied and sent to another user. The
new user opens GAB.1030.xls and gets some information. The button now
reads "Done & Delete". When clicked, I want line B1 to be copied to
an archive workbook (called "archive.xls") and then I want GAB.
1030.xls to be deleted. I know that I can just copy B1 and stick it
in an email to this person, but that's not what my company wants.

I'm thinking when archive.xls is opened to paste line B1, that GAB.
1030.xls could be closed and then archive.xls could have the macro to
delete GAB.1030.xls??

Any ideas?

Oh, and I just wanted to say that I really appreciate all the advice I
get from this group. You all have saved my @$$ on more than one
occasion - big props!
 
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