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Default Save workbook and delete old workbook

I have some code that automatically fills in 6 pages of spreadsheet
from a form, it then prints the entire spreadsheet and saves it as the
repair order number into a file called new repairs. This has been
created with a lot of trial and error, but i got there.
What I would like to do now is I have another form called amend
order. I go into the original spreadsheet which is saved in new
repair and click on the amend form button, I do the amendments click
ok, this is the bit I need help on.
On the click of Ok i would like it to save the form as the repair
order number which is on "sheet1 c6", as it is not entered on this
form, so can not use the me.ronumber.value function. Then save the
form under the repair order number in a new file called Amendment, and
the last bit is to delete the workbook in the new repair file so that
there is no duplication. This is all done in excel 2003. Sounds a
little long winded I hope someone can help with this please.
 
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