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I've created a few macros in a workbook. The macros import and then format
the sheet and data the way I need it to be and they all work great. What I would like is a macro that will prompt the user to save the workbook as another file name (prompt for location and file name). Once the new workbook is saved, how do I close the original file without actaully saving the data in it. (Basically, the file I open is like a template that should never be changed) Secondary question....is there a way, when saving as a new file name, to remove the background macros in the new file or disable them so that another user of the file does not get the "enable/diable macros" prompt when opening the new file? Thanks for the help. |
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