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Creating multiple workbooks
Is there anyway I can use information on an excel worksheet to create
multiple files? I have data on say 'Tab1'. I have subtotalled data by cost centers. Can I get a new file created in excel for each cost center ? Can I have a naming sequence assigned to this? |
Creating multiple workbooks
Yes and Yes. What is a "naming sequence" and to what do you want it
assigned? HTH Otto "Poorvi" wrote in message ... Is there anyway I can use information on an excel worksheet to create multiple files? I have data on say 'Tab1'. I have subtotalled data by cost centers. Can I get a new file created in excel for each cost center ? Can I have a naming sequence assigned to this? |
Creating multiple workbooks
See
http://www.rondebruin.nl/copy5.htm#workbook -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Poorvi" wrote in message ... Is there anyway I can use information on an excel worksheet to create multiple files? I have data on say 'Tab1'. I have subtotalled data by cost centers. Can I get a new file created in excel for each cost center ? Can I have a naming sequence assigned to this? |
Creating multiple workbooks
I want to name each file after each cost center. So what I mean is if I have
data subtotalled by Cost center as follows: Cost Center Asset No. Asset Value Tag No. etc. Can I create one workbook for each cost center, named after the cost center. "Otto Moehrbach" wrote: Yes and Yes. What is a "naming sequence" and to what do you want it assigned? HTH Otto "Poorvi" wrote in message ... Is there anyway I can use information on an excel worksheet to create multiple files? I have data on say 'Tab1'. I have subtotalled data by cost centers. Can I get a new file created in excel for each cost center ? Can I have a naming sequence assigned to this? |
Creating multiple workbooks
Can I assume that you want a new file created and named for each entry in
Column A? Otto "Poorvi" wrote in message ... I want to name each file after each cost center. So what I mean is if I have data subtotalled by Cost center as follows: Cost Center Asset No. Asset Value Tag No. etc. Can I create one workbook for each cost center, named after the cost center. "Otto Moehrbach" wrote: Yes and Yes. What is a "naming sequence" and to what do you want it assigned? HTH Otto "Poorvi" wrote in message ... Is there anyway I can use information on an excel worksheet to create multiple files? I have data on say 'Tab1'. I have subtotalled data by cost centers. Can I get a new file created in excel for each cost center ? Can I have a naming sequence assigned to this? |
Creating multiple workbooks
This macro will do what you want. I chose "C:\The Folder" as the path.
Otto Sub CreateWorkbooks() Dim ThePath As String Dim rColA As Range Dim i As Range Application.ScreenUpdating = False ThePath = "C:\The Folder\" Set rColA = Range("A2", Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp)) For Each i In rColA Workbooks.Add ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:=ThePath & i.Value & ".xls" ActiveWorkbook.Close Next i Application.ScreenUpdating = True End Sub "Poorvi" wrote in message ... I want to name each file after each cost center. So what I mean is if I have data subtotalled by Cost center as follows: Cost Center Asset No. Asset Value Tag No. etc. Can I create one workbook for each cost center, named after the cost center. "Otto Moehrbach" wrote: Yes and Yes. What is a "naming sequence" and to what do you want it assigned? HTH Otto "Poorvi" wrote in message ... Is there anyway I can use information on an excel worksheet to create multiple files? I have data on say 'Tab1'. I have subtotalled data by cost centers. Can I get a new file created in excel for each cost center ? Can I have a naming sequence assigned to this? |
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