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Another Save Question
The following 1) Save a workbook 'as' and then closes it - followed by 2)
the original book 'Not Saved' and then closing. Is it possible to have the workbook 'saved as' without it closing and still have the original book close without saving ThisWorkbook.SaveCopyAs Filename:="Personal Data-" & inputText & ".xls" ThisWorkbook.Close SaveChanges:=False Sandy |
Another Save Question
I'm confused as to what you are asking. When you execute the first line, it
saves "ThisWorkbook" with a new name. The workbook name that Excel knows is the original workbook name. Basically, you're saying that you want to have a file call "Personal ..." opened after it's saved. Try something like this You'll need to enter the entire file path where it has filename. Dim oWB as workbook set oWB = workbooks.open(filename,UpdateLinks:=False) Then you'll have a workbook called ThisWorkbook and another called oWB "Sandy" wrote: The following 1) Save a workbook 'as' and then closes it - followed by 2) the original book 'Not Saved' and then closing. Is it possible to have the workbook 'saved as' without it closing and still have the original book close without saving ThisWorkbook.SaveCopyAs Filename:="Personal Data-" & inputText & ".xls" ThisWorkbook.Close SaveChanges:=False Sandy |
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