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Why can't I get this to work? I'm trying to use GetSaveAsFilename to prompt
the user to save a file using a specific file naming protocol. Examples of what the filename should look like: GSO C&A PF Jul 09 wk1 bm VHeathrow C&A PF Dec 09 wk5 lw Austin C&A PF May 09 wk2 gh I'm using IFN to set up what the filename should look like then trying to set InitialFilename parameter equal to IFN but all I keep getting is "C&A PF 09 ". So basically it's picking up everything between ""'s and excluding the variables. How do I get the variables in the assignment? Private Sub PanicSwitch_Click() Dim AUserFile As Variant Dim FNwk As String Dim FNmonth As String Dim FNname As String Dim IFN As String Month7Select = Month7.Value MonthRSelect = MonthR.Value WeekSelect = Week.Value NameSelect = AName.Value CenterSelect = Center.Value Cells(1, 25) = Month7Select Cells(1, 1) = MonthRSelect Cells(2, 1) = WeekSelect Cells(1, 2) = NameSelect Cells(2, 2) = CenterSelect Unload NotSoFast If MonthRSelect = "January" Then FNmonth = Jan If MonthRSelect = "February" Then FNmonth = Feb If MonthRSelect = "March" Then FNmonth = Mar If MonthRSelect = "April" Then FNmonth = Apr If MonthRSelect = "May" Then FNmonth = May If MonthRSelect = "June" Then FNmonth = Jun If MonthRSelect = "July" Then FNmonth = Jul If MonthRSelect = "August" Then FNmonth = Aug If MonthRSelect = "September" Then FNmonth = Sep If MonthRSelect = "October" Then FNmonth = "Oct" If MonthRSelect = "November" Then FNmonth = Nov If MonthRSelect = "December" Then FNmonth = Dec If WeekSelect = "Week 1" Then FNweek = wk1 If WeekSelect = "Week 2" Then FNweek = wk2 If WeekSelect = "Week 3" Then FNweek = wk3 If WeekSelect = "Week 4" Then FNweek = wk4 If WeekSelect = "Week 5" Then FNweek = wk5 If NameSelect = "Bishop Minter" Then FNname = bm If NameSelect = "Carlos Trespalacios" Then FNname = ct If NameSelect = "Dennis Murphy" Then FNname = dm If NameSelect = "Gary Hayden" Then FNname = gh If NameSelect = "Gloria Montoya" Then FNname = gm If NameSelect = "Kenneth Accomando" Then FNname = ka If NameSelect = "Lisa Muttillo" Then FNname = lm If NameSelect = "Lorraine Warburton" Then FNname = lw If NameSelect = "Warner Langlois" Then FNname = wl IFN = CenterSelect & "C&A PF" & FNmonth & " 09 " & FNweek & " " & FNname AUserFile = Application.GetSaveAsFilename(InitialFileName:=IFN , FileFilter:="Excel Workbooks(*.xls),*.xls", FilterIndex:=1, Title:="You Must Save Before You Proceed") End Sub |
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I don't see where fnmonth is set.
IFN = CenterSelect & "C&A PF" & FNmonth & " 09 " & FNweek & " " & FNname And FNweek/FNWk looks like a problem, too. Bishop wrote: Why can't I get this to work? I'm trying to use GetSaveAsFilename to prompt the user to save a file using a specific file naming protocol. Examples of what the filename should look like: GSO C&A PF Jul 09 wk1 bm VHeathrow C&A PF Dec 09 wk5 lw Austin C&A PF May 09 wk2 gh I'm using IFN to set up what the filename should look like then trying to set InitialFilename parameter equal to IFN but all I keep getting is "C&A PF 09 ". So basically it's picking up everything between ""'s and excluding the variables. How do I get the variables in the assignment? Private Sub PanicSwitch_Click() Dim AUserFile As Variant Dim FNwk As String Dim FNmonth As String Dim FNname As String Dim IFN As String Month7Select = Month7.Value MonthRSelect = MonthR.Value WeekSelect = Week.Value NameSelect = AName.Value CenterSelect = Center.Value Cells(1, 25) = Month7Select Cells(1, 1) = MonthRSelect Cells(2, 1) = WeekSelect Cells(1, 2) = NameSelect Cells(2, 2) = CenterSelect Unload NotSoFast If MonthRSelect = "January" Then FNmonth = Jan If MonthRSelect = "February" Then FNmonth = Feb If MonthRSelect = "March" Then FNmonth = Mar If MonthRSelect = "April" Then FNmonth = Apr If MonthRSelect = "May" Then FNmonth = May If MonthRSelect = "June" Then FNmonth = Jun If MonthRSelect = "July" Then FNmonth = Jul If MonthRSelect = "August" Then FNmonth = Aug If MonthRSelect = "September" Then FNmonth = Sep If MonthRSelect = "October" Then FNmonth = "Oct" If MonthRSelect = "November" Then FNmonth = Nov If MonthRSelect = "December" Then FNmonth = Dec If WeekSelect = "Week 1" Then FNweek = wk1 If WeekSelect = "Week 2" Then FNweek = wk2 If WeekSelect = "Week 3" Then FNweek = wk3 If WeekSelect = "Week 4" Then FNweek = wk4 If WeekSelect = "Week 5" Then FNweek = wk5 If NameSelect = "Bishop Minter" Then FNname = bm If NameSelect = "Carlos Trespalacios" Then FNname = ct If NameSelect = "Dennis Murphy" Then FNname = dm If NameSelect = "Gary Hayden" Then FNname = gh If NameSelect = "Gloria Montoya" Then FNname = gm If NameSelect = "Kenneth Accomando" Then FNname = ka If NameSelect = "Lisa Muttillo" Then FNname = lm If NameSelect = "Lorraine Warburton" Then FNname = lw If NameSelect = "Warner Langlois" Then FNname = wl IFN = CenterSelect & "C&A PF" & FNmonth & " 09 " & FNweek & " " & FNname AUserFile = Application.GetSaveAsFilename(InitialFileName:=IFN , FileFilter:="Excel Workbooks(*.xls),*.xls", FilterIndex:=1, Title:="You Must Save Before You Proceed") End Sub -- Dave Peterson |
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Dear Bishop
When you assign a value to a string variable it should be within double quotes Should be FNmonth = "Jan" and NOT FNmonth = Jan I would suggest using Option Explicit on top of the module to notify such errors. If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Bishop" wrote: Why can't I get this to work? I'm trying to use GetSaveAsFilename to prompt the user to save a file using a specific file naming protocol. Examples of what the filename should look like: GSO C&A PF Jul 09 wk1 bm VHeathrow C&A PF Dec 09 wk5 lw Austin C&A PF May 09 wk2 gh I'm using IFN to set up what the filename should look like then trying to set InitialFilename parameter equal to IFN but all I keep getting is "C&A PF 09 ". So basically it's picking up everything between ""'s and excluding the variables. How do I get the variables in the assignment? Private Sub PanicSwitch_Click() Dim AUserFile As Variant Dim FNwk As String Dim FNmonth As String Dim FNname As String Dim IFN As String Month7Select = Month7.Value MonthRSelect = MonthR.Value WeekSelect = Week.Value NameSelect = AName.Value CenterSelect = Center.Value Cells(1, 25) = Month7Select Cells(1, 1) = MonthRSelect Cells(2, 1) = WeekSelect Cells(1, 2) = NameSelect Cells(2, 2) = CenterSelect Unload NotSoFast If MonthRSelect = "January" Then FNmonth = Jan If MonthRSelect = "February" Then FNmonth = Feb If MonthRSelect = "March" Then FNmonth = Mar If MonthRSelect = "April" Then FNmonth = Apr If MonthRSelect = "May" Then FNmonth = May If MonthRSelect = "June" Then FNmonth = Jun If MonthRSelect = "July" Then FNmonth = Jul If MonthRSelect = "August" Then FNmonth = Aug If MonthRSelect = "September" Then FNmonth = Sep If MonthRSelect = "October" Then FNmonth = "Oct" If MonthRSelect = "November" Then FNmonth = Nov If MonthRSelect = "December" Then FNmonth = Dec If WeekSelect = "Week 1" Then FNweek = wk1 If WeekSelect = "Week 2" Then FNweek = wk2 If WeekSelect = "Week 3" Then FNweek = wk3 If WeekSelect = "Week 4" Then FNweek = wk4 If WeekSelect = "Week 5" Then FNweek = wk5 If NameSelect = "Bishop Minter" Then FNname = bm If NameSelect = "Carlos Trespalacios" Then FNname = ct If NameSelect = "Dennis Murphy" Then FNname = dm If NameSelect = "Gary Hayden" Then FNname = gh If NameSelect = "Gloria Montoya" Then FNname = gm If NameSelect = "Kenneth Accomando" Then FNname = ka If NameSelect = "Lisa Muttillo" Then FNname = lm If NameSelect = "Lorraine Warburton" Then FNname = lw If NameSelect = "Warner Langlois" Then FNname = wl IFN = CenterSelect & "C&A PF" & FNmonth & " 09 " & FNweek & " " & FNname AUserFile = Application.GetSaveAsFilename(InitialFileName:=IFN , FileFilter:="Excel Workbooks(*.xls),*.xls", FilterIndex:=1, Title:="You Must Save Before You Proceed") End Sub |
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FNmonth is defined in the group of If Then statements:
If MonthRSelect = "January" Then FNmonth = Jan etc Good catch on the FNwk. I missed that. "Dave Peterson" wrote: I don't see where fnmonth is set. IFN = CenterSelect & "C&A PF" & FNmonth & " 09 " & FNweek & " " & FNname And FNweek/FNWk looks like a problem, too. Bishop wrote: Why can't I get this to work? I'm trying to use GetSaveAsFilename to prompt the user to save a file using a specific file naming protocol. Examples of what the filename should look like: GSO C&A PF Jul 09 wk1 bm VHeathrow C&A PF Dec 09 wk5 lw Austin C&A PF May 09 wk2 gh I'm using IFN to set up what the filename should look like then trying to set InitialFilename parameter equal to IFN but all I keep getting is "C&A PF 09 ". So basically it's picking up everything between ""'s and excluding the variables. How do I get the variables in the assignment? Private Sub PanicSwitch_Click() Dim AUserFile As Variant Dim FNwk As String Dim FNmonth As String Dim FNname As String Dim IFN As String Month7Select = Month7.Value MonthRSelect = MonthR.Value WeekSelect = Week.Value NameSelect = AName.Value CenterSelect = Center.Value Cells(1, 25) = Month7Select Cells(1, 1) = MonthRSelect Cells(2, 1) = WeekSelect Cells(1, 2) = NameSelect Cells(2, 2) = CenterSelect Unload NotSoFast If MonthRSelect = "January" Then FNmonth = Jan If MonthRSelect = "February" Then FNmonth = Feb If MonthRSelect = "March" Then FNmonth = Mar If MonthRSelect = "April" Then FNmonth = Apr If MonthRSelect = "May" Then FNmonth = May If MonthRSelect = "June" Then FNmonth = Jun If MonthRSelect = "July" Then FNmonth = Jul If MonthRSelect = "August" Then FNmonth = Aug If MonthRSelect = "September" Then FNmonth = Sep If MonthRSelect = "October" Then FNmonth = "Oct" If MonthRSelect = "November" Then FNmonth = Nov If MonthRSelect = "December" Then FNmonth = Dec If WeekSelect = "Week 1" Then FNweek = wk1 If WeekSelect = "Week 2" Then FNweek = wk2 If WeekSelect = "Week 3" Then FNweek = wk3 If WeekSelect = "Week 4" Then FNweek = wk4 If WeekSelect = "Week 5" Then FNweek = wk5 If NameSelect = "Bishop Minter" Then FNname = bm If NameSelect = "Carlos Trespalacios" Then FNname = ct If NameSelect = "Dennis Murphy" Then FNname = dm If NameSelect = "Gary Hayden" Then FNname = gh If NameSelect = "Gloria Montoya" Then FNname = gm If NameSelect = "Kenneth Accomando" Then FNname = ka If NameSelect = "Lisa Muttillo" Then FNname = lm If NameSelect = "Lorraine Warburton" Then FNname = lw If NameSelect = "Warner Langlois" Then FNname = wl IFN = CenterSelect & "C&A PF" & FNmonth & " 09 " & FNweek & " " & FNname AUserFile = Application.GetSaveAsFilename(InitialFileName:=IFN , FileFilter:="Excel Workbooks(*.xls),*.xls", FilterIndex:=1, Title:="You Must Save Before You Proceed") End Sub -- Dave Peterson |
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Ok, I added quotes as you suggested. I stepped through the code line by line
and for some reason my If Then statements aren't assigning values to my variables. After stepping through, when I get to the bottom of the If Then statement block none of the variables have assigned values. The all read ="". Why aren't they working? "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Dear Bishop When you assign a value to a string variable it should be within double quotes Should be FNmonth = "Jan" and NOT FNmonth = Jan I would suggest using Option Explicit on top of the module to notify such errors. If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Bishop" wrote: Why can't I get this to work? I'm trying to use GetSaveAsFilename to prompt the user to save a file using a specific file naming protocol. Examples of what the filename should look like: GSO C&A PF Jul 09 wk1 bm VHeathrow C&A PF Dec 09 wk5 lw Austin C&A PF May 09 wk2 gh I'm using IFN to set up what the filename should look like then trying to set InitialFilename parameter equal to IFN but all I keep getting is "C&A PF 09 ". So basically it's picking up everything between ""'s and excluding the variables. How do I get the variables in the assignment? Private Sub PanicSwitch_Click() Dim AUserFile As Variant Dim FNwk As String Dim FNmonth As String Dim FNname As String Dim IFN As String Month7Select = Month7.Value MonthRSelect = MonthR.Value WeekSelect = Week.Value NameSelect = AName.Value CenterSelect = Center.Value Cells(1, 25) = Month7Select Cells(1, 1) = MonthRSelect Cells(2, 1) = WeekSelect Cells(1, 2) = NameSelect Cells(2, 2) = CenterSelect Unload NotSoFast If MonthRSelect = "January" Then FNmonth = Jan If MonthRSelect = "February" Then FNmonth = Feb If MonthRSelect = "March" Then FNmonth = Mar If MonthRSelect = "April" Then FNmonth = Apr If MonthRSelect = "May" Then FNmonth = May If MonthRSelect = "June" Then FNmonth = Jun If MonthRSelect = "July" Then FNmonth = Jul If MonthRSelect = "August" Then FNmonth = Aug If MonthRSelect = "September" Then FNmonth = Sep If MonthRSelect = "October" Then FNmonth = "Oct" If MonthRSelect = "November" Then FNmonth = Nov If MonthRSelect = "December" Then FNmonth = Dec If WeekSelect = "Week 1" Then FNweek = wk1 If WeekSelect = "Week 2" Then FNweek = wk2 If WeekSelect = "Week 3" Then FNweek = wk3 If WeekSelect = "Week 4" Then FNweek = wk4 If WeekSelect = "Week 5" Then FNweek = wk5 If NameSelect = "Bishop Minter" Then FNname = bm If NameSelect = "Carlos Trespalacios" Then FNname = ct If NameSelect = "Dennis Murphy" Then FNname = dm If NameSelect = "Gary Hayden" Then FNname = gh If NameSelect = "Gloria Montoya" Then FNname = gm If NameSelect = "Kenneth Accomando" Then FNname = ka If NameSelect = "Lisa Muttillo" Then FNname = lm If NameSelect = "Lorraine Warburton" Then FNname = lw If NameSelect = "Warner Langlois" Then FNname = wl IFN = CenterSelect & "C&A PF" & FNmonth & " 09 " & FNweek & " " & FNname AUserFile = Application.GetSaveAsFilename(InitialFileName:=IFN , FileFilter:="Excel Workbooks(*.xls),*.xls", FilterIndex:=1, Title:="You Must Save Before You Proceed") End Sub |
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What's Jan?
Did you mean "Jan"? Bishop wrote: FNmonth is defined in the group of If Then statements: If MonthRSelect = "January" Then FNmonth = Jan etc Good catch on the FNwk. I missed that. "Dave Peterson" wrote: I don't see where fnmonth is set. IFN = CenterSelect & "C&A PF" & FNmonth & " 09 " & FNweek & " " & FNname And FNweek/FNWk looks like a problem, too. Bishop wrote: Why can't I get this to work? I'm trying to use GetSaveAsFilename to prompt the user to save a file using a specific file naming protocol. Examples of what the filename should look like: GSO C&A PF Jul 09 wk1 bm VHeathrow C&A PF Dec 09 wk5 lw Austin C&A PF May 09 wk2 gh I'm using IFN to set up what the filename should look like then trying to set InitialFilename parameter equal to IFN but all I keep getting is "C&A PF 09 ". So basically it's picking up everything between ""'s and excluding the variables. How do I get the variables in the assignment? Private Sub PanicSwitch_Click() Dim AUserFile As Variant Dim FNwk As String Dim FNmonth As String Dim FNname As String Dim IFN As String Month7Select = Month7.Value MonthRSelect = MonthR.Value WeekSelect = Week.Value NameSelect = AName.Value CenterSelect = Center.Value Cells(1, 25) = Month7Select Cells(1, 1) = MonthRSelect Cells(2, 1) = WeekSelect Cells(1, 2) = NameSelect Cells(2, 2) = CenterSelect Unload NotSoFast If MonthRSelect = "January" Then FNmonth = Jan If MonthRSelect = "February" Then FNmonth = Feb If MonthRSelect = "March" Then FNmonth = Mar If MonthRSelect = "April" Then FNmonth = Apr If MonthRSelect = "May" Then FNmonth = May If MonthRSelect = "June" Then FNmonth = Jun If MonthRSelect = "July" Then FNmonth = Jul If MonthRSelect = "August" Then FNmonth = Aug If MonthRSelect = "September" Then FNmonth = Sep If MonthRSelect = "October" Then FNmonth = "Oct" If MonthRSelect = "November" Then FNmonth = Nov If MonthRSelect = "December" Then FNmonth = Dec If WeekSelect = "Week 1" Then FNweek = wk1 If WeekSelect = "Week 2" Then FNweek = wk2 If WeekSelect = "Week 3" Then FNweek = wk3 If WeekSelect = "Week 4" Then FNweek = wk4 If WeekSelect = "Week 5" Then FNweek = wk5 If NameSelect = "Bishop Minter" Then FNname = bm If NameSelect = "Carlos Trespalacios" Then FNname = ct If NameSelect = "Dennis Murphy" Then FNname = dm If NameSelect = "Gary Hayden" Then FNname = gh If NameSelect = "Gloria Montoya" Then FNname = gm If NameSelect = "Kenneth Accomando" Then FNname = ka If NameSelect = "Lisa Muttillo" Then FNname = lm If NameSelect = "Lorraine Warburton" Then FNname = lw If NameSelect = "Warner Langlois" Then FNname = wl IFN = CenterSelect & "C&A PF" & FNmonth & " 09 " & FNweek & " " & FNname AUserFile = Application.GetSaveAsFilename(InitialFileName:=IFN , FileFilter:="Excel Workbooks(*.xls),*.xls", FilterIndex:=1, Title:="You Must Save Before You Proceed") End Sub -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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Ok, figured it out. The "Unload NotSoFast" command was erasing all of my
variables before they could be reassigned via the If Then statements to be used in the IFN variable. I moved the Unload NotSoFast command below the If Then block and now it works as intended. I've included the final code below: Private Sub PanicSwitch_Click() Dim AUserFile As Variant Dim FNweek As String Dim FNmonth As String Dim FNname As String Dim IFN As String Month7Select = Month7.Value MonthRSelect = MonthR.Value WeekSelect = Week.Value NameSelect = AName.Value CenterSelect = Center.Value Cells(1, 25) = Month7Select Cells(1, 1) = MonthRSelect Cells(2, 1) = WeekSelect Cells(1, 2) = NameSelect Cells(2, 2) = CenterSelect If MonthRSelect = "January" Then FNmonth = "Jan" If MonthRSelect = "February" Then FNmonth = "Feb" If MonthRSelect = "March" Then FNmonth = "Mar" If MonthRSelect = "April" Then FNmonth = "Apr" If MonthRSelect = "May" Then FNmonth = "May" If MonthRSelect = "June" Then FNmonth = "Jun" If MonthRSelect = "July" Then FNmonth = "Jul" If MonthRSelect = "August" Then FNmonth = "Aug" If MonthRSelect = "September" Then FNmonth = "Sep" If MonthRSelect = "October" Then FNmonth = "Oct" If MonthRSelect = "November" Then FNmonth = "Nov" If MonthRSelect = "December" Then FNmonth = "Dec" If WeekSelect = "Week 1" Then FNweek = "wk1" If WeekSelect = "Week 2" Then FNweek = "wk2" If WeekSelect = "Week 3" Then FNweek = "wk3" If WeekSelect = "Week 4" Then FNweek = "wk4" If WeekSelect = "Week 5" Then FNweek = "wk5" If NameSelect = "Bishop Minter" Then FNname = "bm" If NameSelect = "Carlos Trespalacios" Then FNname = "ct" If NameSelect = "Dennis Murphy" Then FNname = "dm" If NameSelect = "Gary Hayden" Then FNname = "gh" If NameSelect = "Gloria Montoya" Then FNname = "gm" If NameSelect = "Kenneth Accomando" Then FNname = "ka" If NameSelect = "Lisa Muttillo" Then FNname = "lm" If NameSelect = "Lorraine Warburton" Then FNname = "lw" If NameSelect = "Warner Langlois" Then FNname = "wl" IFN = CenterSelect & " C&A PF " & FNmonth & " 09 " & FNweek & " " & FNname Unload NotSoFast AUserFile = Application.GetSaveAsFilename(InitialFileName:=IFN , FileFilter:="Excel Workbooks(*.xls),*.xls", FilterIndex:=1, Title:="You Must Save Before You Proceed") End Sub "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Dear Bishop When you assign a value to a string variable it should be within double quotes Should be FNmonth = "Jan" and NOT FNmonth = Jan I would suggest using Option Explicit on top of the module to notify such errors. If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Bishop" wrote: Why can't I get this to work? I'm trying to use GetSaveAsFilename to prompt the user to save a file using a specific file naming protocol. Examples of what the filename should look like: GSO C&A PF Jul 09 wk1 bm VHeathrow C&A PF Dec 09 wk5 lw Austin C&A PF May 09 wk2 gh I'm using IFN to set up what the filename should look like then trying to set InitialFilename parameter equal to IFN but all I keep getting is "C&A PF 09 ". So basically it's picking up everything between ""'s and excluding the variables. How do I get the variables in the assignment? Private Sub PanicSwitch_Click() Dim AUserFile As Variant Dim FNwk As String Dim FNmonth As String Dim FNname As String Dim IFN As String Month7Select = Month7.Value MonthRSelect = MonthR.Value WeekSelect = Week.Value NameSelect = AName.Value CenterSelect = Center.Value Cells(1, 25) = Month7Select Cells(1, 1) = MonthRSelect Cells(2, 1) = WeekSelect Cells(1, 2) = NameSelect Cells(2, 2) = CenterSelect Unload NotSoFast If MonthRSelect = "January" Then FNmonth = Jan If MonthRSelect = "February" Then FNmonth = Feb If MonthRSelect = "March" Then FNmonth = Mar If MonthRSelect = "April" Then FNmonth = Apr If MonthRSelect = "May" Then FNmonth = May If MonthRSelect = "June" Then FNmonth = Jun If MonthRSelect = "July" Then FNmonth = Jul If MonthRSelect = "August" Then FNmonth = Aug If MonthRSelect = "September" Then FNmonth = Sep If MonthRSelect = "October" Then FNmonth = "Oct" If MonthRSelect = "November" Then FNmonth = Nov If MonthRSelect = "December" Then FNmonth = Dec If WeekSelect = "Week 1" Then FNweek = wk1 If WeekSelect = "Week 2" Then FNweek = wk2 If WeekSelect = "Week 3" Then FNweek = wk3 If WeekSelect = "Week 4" Then FNweek = wk4 If WeekSelect = "Week 5" Then FNweek = wk5 If NameSelect = "Bishop Minter" Then FNname = bm If NameSelect = "Carlos Trespalacios" Then FNname = ct If NameSelect = "Dennis Murphy" Then FNname = dm If NameSelect = "Gary Hayden" Then FNname = gh If NameSelect = "Gloria Montoya" Then FNname = gm If NameSelect = "Kenneth Accomando" Then FNname = ka If NameSelect = "Lisa Muttillo" Then FNname = lm If NameSelect = "Lorraine Warburton" Then FNname = lw If NameSelect = "Warner Langlois" Then FNname = wl IFN = CenterSelect & "C&A PF" & FNmonth & " 09 " & FNweek & " " & FNname AUserFile = Application.GetSaveAsFilename(InitialFileName:=IFN , FileFilter:="Excel Workbooks(*.xls),*.xls", FilterIndex:=1, Title:="You Must Save Before You Proceed") End Sub |
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