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During a macro, I will move data to a new workbook. Then I will to do
a Save-as to name the new book. What I need to know is the coding to do this Save-as in the current folder without regard to the drive letter. I don't know the drive letter a user will have these files in, nor will I necessarily know the folders they will be in. But, I want the new workbook to be in the same folder as the original. Example, from the original file (which contains the macro), a new workbook is created. Data from the original is copied then pasted in the new workbook. This stuff I know how to do.... At this point I need help. I need to instruct the macro to do a Save- as using the file name of Test.Xls. No path, no drive letter. I've looked at old posts, and cannot find this. Thanks j.o. |
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