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Saving 500 sheets as .tpl extension, seperately!
Folks,
I need to generate 473 .tpl files with the same single line content. This line is in cell A1 on a sheet labelled 'content'. The list of file names is in a sheet labelled 'names' in column A. I am using the following to generate the first 3 files for testing purposes which saves them nicely as .xls. I just need them as .tpl files for my website though! Sub SaveAs() For i = 1 To 3 Name = ThisWorkbook.Sheets("names").Range("A" & i) ThisWorkbook.Sheets(Array("content")).Copy ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs (Name) ActiveWorkbook.Close Next i End Sub Any help greatly appreciated. Thanks, Nick |
Saving 500 sheets as .tpl extension, seperately!
Resolved.
"Nick Smith" wrote: Folks, I need to generate 473 .tpl files with the same single line content. This line is in cell A1 on a sheet labelled 'content'. The list of file names is in a sheet labelled 'names' in column A. I am using the following to generate the first 3 files for testing purposes which saves them nicely as .xls. I just need them as .tpl files for my website though! Sub SaveAs() For i = 1 To 3 Name = ThisWorkbook.Sheets("names").Range("A" & i) ThisWorkbook.Sheets(Array("content")).Copy ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs (Name) ActiveWorkbook.Close Next i End Sub Any help greatly appreciated. Thanks, Nick |
Saving 500 sheets as .tpl extension, seperately!
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-- Toby Erkson http://excel.icbm.org/ "Nick Smith" wrote: Resolved. "Nick Smith" wrote: Folks, I need to generate 473 .tpl files with the same single line content. This line is in cell A1 on a sheet labelled 'content'. The list of file names is in a sheet labelled 'names' in column A. I am using the following to generate the first 3 files for testing purposes which saves them nicely as .xls. I just need them as .tpl files for my website though! Sub SaveAs() For i = 1 To 3 Name = ThisWorkbook.Sheets("names").Range("A" & i) ThisWorkbook.Sheets(Array("content")).Copy ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs (Name) ActiveWorkbook.Close Next i End Sub Any help greatly appreciated. Thanks, Nick |
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