excel button to save sheet contents to new workbook
I have an excel workbook where on Sheet1, I can input some data in column A
and the embedded lookups show data relevant to my input value in columns B through U. Sometimes, I may input as many as 7000 rows of data in column A. Can a "Button" in the workbook be programmed such that it will save the contents of Sheet1 A1:U7000 to a new workbook and prompt me to name it and save to a location of my choice? Thanks! |
excel button to save sheet contents to new workbook
The contents should be pasted into the new workbook as text.
"Don" wrote: I have an excel workbook where on Sheet1, I can input some data in column A and the embedded lookups show data relevant to my input value in columns B through U. Sometimes, I may input as many as 7000 rows of data in column A. Can a "Button" in the workbook be programmed such that it will save the contents of Sheet1 A1:U7000 to a new workbook and prompt me to name it and save to a location of my choice? Thanks! |
excel button to save sheet contents to new workbook
Which version of Excel ?
-- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Don" wrote in message ... I have an excel workbook where on Sheet1, I can input some data in column A and the embedded lookups show data relevant to my input value in columns B through U. Sometimes, I may input as many as 7000 rows of data in column A. Can a "Button" in the workbook be programmed such that it will save the contents of Sheet1 A1:U7000 to a new workbook and prompt me to name it and save to a location of my choice? Thanks! |
excel button to save sheet contents to new workbook
sorry....Excel 2007
"Ron de Bruin" wrote: Which version of Excel ? -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Don" wrote in message ... I have an excel workbook where on Sheet1, I can input some data in column A and the embedded lookups show data relevant to my input value in columns B through U. Sometimes, I may input as many as 7000 rows of data in column A. Can a "Button" in the workbook be programmed such that it will save the contents of Sheet1 A1:U7000 to a new workbook and prompt me to name it and save to a location of my choice? Thanks! |
excel button to save sheet contents to new workbook
Hi Don
If your data is in a range make a table of your range. And there are code examples on this page to do the copy to a new workbook http://www.rondebruin.nl/tablecode.htm Add code to save the workbook and you are ready -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Don" wrote in message ... sorry....Excel 2007 "Ron de Bruin" wrote: Which version of Excel ? -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Don" wrote in message ... I have an excel workbook where on Sheet1, I can input some data in column A and the embedded lookups show data relevant to my input value in columns B through U. Sometimes, I may input as many as 7000 rows of data in column A. Can a "Button" in the workbook be programmed such that it will save the contents of Sheet1 A1:U7000 to a new workbook and prompt me to name it and save to a location of my choice? Thanks! |
excel button to save sheet contents to new workbook
Thanks!
"Ron de Bruin" wrote: Hi Don If your data is in a range make a table of your range. And there are code examples on this page to do the copy to a new workbook http://www.rondebruin.nl/tablecode.htm Add code to save the workbook and you are ready -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Don" wrote in message ... sorry....Excel 2007 "Ron de Bruin" wrote: Which version of Excel ? -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Don" wrote in message ... I have an excel workbook where on Sheet1, I can input some data in column A and the embedded lookups show data relevant to my input value in columns B through U. Sometimes, I may input as many as 7000 rows of data in column A. Can a "Button" in the workbook be programmed such that it will save the contents of Sheet1 A1:U7000 to a new workbook and prompt me to name it and save to a location of my choice? Thanks! |
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