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writing a macro to save a workbook
I have a workbook with a macro that save the workbook, however i want the
macro to save it as the same file name as data that was entered into a certain cell or cells pural if able to |
writing a macro to save a workbook
Hi Brian,
Something like this:- Sub Create_File_Save() Dim strPath As String Dim strMyFileName As String strPath = CurDir & "\" 'Ensure backslash on end of path 'Code uses Current Directory as path. 'Can create path as follows:- 'strPath = "C:\Documents\MyName\" With Sheets("Sheet1") 'Insert more ambersands and ranges if required strMyFileName = .Range("A1") & .Range("B1") & ".xls" 'If spaces required in filename the use this option 'strMyFileName = .Range("A1") & " " & .Range("B1") & ".xls" End With strMyFileName = strPath & strMyFileName ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:=strMyFileName End Sub -- Regards, OssieMac "Brian" wrote: I have a workbook with a macro that save the workbook, however i want the macro to save it as the same file name as data that was entered into a certain cell or cells pural if able to |
writing a macro to save a workbook
Check your other post, too.
Brian wrote: I have a workbook with a macro that save the workbook, however i want the macro to save it as the same file name as data that was entered into a certain cell or cells pural if able to -- Dave Peterson |
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