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Auto file naming with macro
Hi,
I have a macro that rearranges the info in a file the way I want it. I would to be able to save the updated file automatically using a static beginning then adding a name part from within the worksheet. I don't want to "SaveAs"; I want to overwrite the original file For example: I want the file named "Account changes for 0XXX" where XXX would be Left(C2, 3) Any help is appreciated |
Auto file naming with macro
Can you get this to work?
Sub Macro1() Dim SaveHere As Variant SaveHere = Range("B2") ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:= _ "C:\SaveHere.xls", FileFormat:=xlExcel8 End Sub Regards, Ryan--- -- RyGuy "Matt G" wrote: Hi, I have a macro that rearranges the info in a file the way I want it. I would to be able to save the updated file automatically using a static beginning then adding a name part from within the worksheet. I don't want to "SaveAs"; I want to overwrite the original file For example: I want the file named "Account changes for 0XXX" where XXX would be Left(C2, 3) Any help is appreciated |
Auto file naming with macro
Hi Matt
Greetings. Please try the below code Application.DisplayAlerts = False ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs "c:\Account changes for 0" & Left(Range("C2"), 3) Application.DisplayAlerts = True Cheers!! "Matt G" wrote: Hi, I have a macro that rearranges the info in a file the way I want it. I would to be able to save the updated file automatically using a static beginning then adding a name part from within the worksheet. I don't want to "SaveAs"; I want to overwrite the original file For example: I want the file named "Account changes for 0XXX" where XXX would be Left(C2, 3) Any help is appreciated |
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