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Chris Watson

Macro Save As Code???
 

I need to save a work book into a location with a name from a cell using
a macro ie: C:\Temp\Invoice\F15.
F15 containing the file name.
Is this possible.


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Bob Phillips

Macro Save As Code???
 

activeworkbook.saveas filename:=range("F15").value

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I need to save a work book into a location with a name from a cell using
a macro ie: C:\Temp\Invoice\F15.
F15 containing the file name.
Is this possible.


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Gary''s Student

Macro Save As Code???
 
Sub Macro2()
Dim s, ss As String
s = Cells(1, 1).Value
ss = "C:\" & s
ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:=ss, FileFormat:=xlNormal, Password _
:="", WriteResPassword:="", ReadOnlyRecommended:=False,
CreateBackup:= _
False
End Sub

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"Chris Watson" wrote:


I need to save a work book into a location with a name from a cell using
a macro ie: C:\Temp\Invoice\F15.
F15 containing the file name.
Is this possible.


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Chris Watson
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