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save all files
Hi,
I usually use about 15 files at the same time and I would like to arrange a way to save all files at once instead of save the files one by one. Anyone knows a add in or a macro that could do this ? Thank you Ricardo |
save all files
On Mar 7, 1:21 pm, "Carpe Diem" wrote:
Hi, I usually use about 15 files at the same time and I would like to arrange a way to save all files at once instead of save the files one by one. Anyone knows a add in or a macro that could do this ? Thank you Ricardo Ricardo, the following code will save all files. It might need to be amended if you seek more automation Sub SaveAll Dim w For each w in Workbooks w.save Next w End Sub HTH Kostis Vezerides |
save all files
Try File Save Workspace then click Yes to All at the save changes
prompt. The workspace file that is saved will open all fifteen files at once and you can arrange the files (window arrange cascade, tiled,...) before choosing this option to save the layout configuration. On Mar 7, 10:21 am, "Carpe Diem" wrote: Hi, I usually use about 15 files at the same time and I would like to arrange a way to save all files at once instead of save the files one by one. Anyone knows a add in or a macro that could do this ? Thank you Ricardo |
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