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Make a workbook from a sheet and name it the same as the original workbook + (email)

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    Make a workbook from a sheet and name it the same as the original workbook + (email)

    I want to email a worksheet as a attachment. I found a macro that does this, but I want to change the name of the workbook to be the same as the original workbook with "email" added to the name.

    The macro below does this but saves the new workbook as the sheet name, which I do not want. Please advise! Thanks!


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