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Thanks Luke and Mike for the quck response. It all looks good but....the
orginal workbook is a template. I will be saving it as a seperate wookbook with all the data in place. When I open the template again I need that value from a3 to show up in a1 of the new workbook. i.e. open template "BingoTemp" insert values in a1 and a2, value of a3 now is, a1+a2. Close and save workbook as "Bingo10-02-2009" for later review. Open template "BingoTemp" again and the of a3 in "Bingo10-02-2009" is now in a1 of "BingoTemp". Thanks again for your input. "Mike H" wrote: Hi, Alt+F11 to open Vb editor. Double clicj 'ThisWorkbook' and paste the code below in on the right. Private Sub Workbook_BeforeClose(Cancel As Boolean) Dim Sh As Object Set Sh = Sheets("Sheet1") With Sh .Range("A1").Value = Range("A3").Value .Range("A2").ClearContents End With End Sub Mike "MitzDriver" wrote: I have a worksheet that has a simple formula. In a1 is xxxnumber, a2 is xxxnumber in a3 is =a1+a2. When i close the workbook I need to save the value in a3 so that when i reopen the workbook, a2 is blank and a1 contains the value from a3 in the previous workbook. Hope that made since. Thanks for any suggestions. |
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