Run-time error - file "cannot be accessed."

I am using a VBA File Dialog to Save As my existing file to another name. That seems to work, but if I then go and manually use "Save" later, I get an error.

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The debugger says that it is failing on this call:

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The filename it's accessing cannot be read on screen, it runs off the edge of the dialog box. But I think it is an xml file within my main Excel file, with the same name.
In other words, MyExcelFile \ MyExcelFile.xml.

Any idea why that would be happening? It's true that file does not exist. But I don't get that error when saving the original file, and the file doesn't exist there either. In that case, the Export just fails. But if I save after I have used the 'Save As' dialog from VBA , I get the runtime error. I hope that explanation is clear.

Thanks for any ideas about what could be causing this!

Thanks for the reply. Why do you say I would need the bracketed part? I did not write this code, so I don't know exactly either what the purpose is. But if I look at the XmlMaps.xml file within the Excel document's folder, there is this:

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It looks to me like "strings_Map" is correct. And if I change the output filename to something that is not within the actual Excel file folder, then I get no error. It seems like some kind of permissions thing about writing into the Excel file's folder. And maybe that is not even what the original developer intended. It's just weird to me that it only generates a run-time error after I have used Save-As to change the name of the file.

In any case, I am just going to ask if I can save it outside of the Excel file structure. Seems to me like that would have been the original intention...

Oh, I see. I'm sorry, that was a typo on my part. In the actual code, there is a right-parenthesis there like you have indicated.
I think the error I'm getting has to do with trying to write inside the actual Excel file folder structure, and I got the OK to just export the XML file outside of there.
Thanks for the replies.