the post method to the workbook does not work properly
Here is the command I used
wb.Post ("\\Public Folders\All Public Folders\PurchasingFolder\") However, a dailog box pops up with the public folders tree view What is the syntax of the "destination" parameter, so it would post without bringing up the dialog box. Thanks Dominique |
the post method to the workbook does not work properly
Hi Mirabelle,
The following copied out of Help:- DestName Optional Variant This argument is ignored. The Post method prompts the user to specify the destination for the workbook. Therefore I doubt that you can do what you want to. -- Regards, OssieMac "mirabelle" wrote: Here is the command I used wb.Post ("\\Public Folders\All Public Folders\PurchasingFolder\") However, a dailog box pops up with the public folders tree view What is the syntax of the "destination" parameter, so it would post without bringing up the dialog box. Thanks Dominique |
the post method to the workbook does not work properly
Is there any other way to post an Excel spreadsheet to a public folder (not
as an attachment to an E-mail message) but as a document - so I can take advantage of the documents properties displayes in a view. "OssieMac" wrote: Hi Mirabelle, The following copied out of Help:- DestName Optional Variant This argument is ignored. The Post method prompts the user to specify the destination for the workbook. Therefore I doubt that you can do what you want to. -- Regards, OssieMac "mirabelle" wrote: Here is the command I used wb.Post ("\\Public Folders\All Public Folders\PurchasingFolder\") However, a dailog box pops up with the public folders tree view What is the syntax of the "destination" parameter, so it would post without bringing up the dialog box. Thanks Dominique |
the post method to the workbook does not work properly
Hi Mirabelle,
Don't know the answer. Maybe you should put your question in a new post. -- Regards, OssieMac "mirabelle" wrote: Is there any other way to post an Excel spreadsheet to a public folder (not as an attachment to an E-mail message) but as a document - so I can take advantage of the documents properties displayes in a view. "OssieMac" wrote: Hi Mirabelle, The following copied out of Help:- DestName Optional Variant This argument is ignored. The Post method prompts the user to specify the destination for the workbook. Therefore I doubt that you can do what you want to. -- Regards, OssieMac "mirabelle" wrote: Here is the command I used wb.Post ("\\Public Folders\All Public Folders\PurchasingFolder\") However, a dailog box pops up with the public folders tree view What is the syntax of the "destination" parameter, so it would post without bringing up the dialog box. Thanks Dominique |
the post method to the workbook does not work properly
Hi Mirabelle,
What's wrong with... wb.SaveCopyAs "\\Public Folders\All Public Folders\PurchasingFolder\filename.xls" You do need to add a filename. I've never seen "posting" to anything but a webserver. John "mirabelle" wrote in message ... Is there any other way to post an Excel spreadsheet to a public folder (not as an attachment to an E-mail message) but as a document - so I can take advantage of the documents properties displayes in a view. "OssieMac" wrote: Hi Mirabelle, The following copied out of Help:- DestName Optional Variant This argument is ignored. The Post method prompts the user to specify the destination for the workbook. Therefore I doubt that you can do what you want to. -- Regards, OssieMac "mirabelle" wrote: Here is the command I used wb.Post ("\\Public Folders\All Public Folders\PurchasingFolder\") However, a dailog box pops up with the public folders tree view What is the syntax of the "destination" parameter, so it would post without bringing up the dialog box. Thanks Dominique |
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