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Hi,
I am currently working on a macro that performs a few tasks. The end result is emailing the document out to another user. What I want part of the macro to do is the following: 1. Message box: Did you save as current version? If Yes - then finish the current macro by emailing it out If No - Save As function and then when the user saves it in their own designated folder, then complete the macro that is already there emailing it out. Does that make sense? This is my current macro: |
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