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Default save file as different name until cell is blank

Sub Save_to_root()
Dim fname
dim cell as range
With ActiveWorkbook

for each cell in .Worksheets("Daily").Range("AH1:AH6").Cells
if cell.Value<"" then
fname = cell.Value & ".xls"
.SaveAs fname
end if
next

End With
End Sub


"Pam M" wrote in message
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I have a worksheet that needs to be saved in anywhere from 1 to 6
different
locations depending on the contents of cells AH1 through AH6 (this is
where
the filenames are stored). I want the macro to save to all filenames in
this range, but I don't want a runtime error when one of the cells is
blank,
for example if there are only 4 filenames instead of 6. Presently, my
code
is

Sub Save_to_root()
Dim fname
With ActiveWorkbook
fname = .Worksheets("Daily").Range("AH1").Value & ".xls"
.SaveAs fname
End With
End Sub

Can someone help with the adjustment? Thanks, Pam


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