Need Help in VBA save as TXT and XML formats

I am a newbee to VBA and am creating a project for myself. I have been able to do a lot of work but have got stuck on a few points. Any help would be appreciated.


I have an excel sheet where i write down receipes. I have tried to create a macro wherein i want to save the receipe in a few different formats using a userbox.

Currently my Range on the excel sheet is A1:B60 but i want to make it a dynamic one with maximum of 2 blank rows in between the 2 Headings of Title, Ingreadents and Method.

Issue 1

I have created a macro for save as text but it saves the complete Excel file as text. I need to just save the sheet and not the complete file as txt.

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Issue 2

I have created a macro for save as xml but again it saves the complete Excel file as xml. I need to just save the sheet and not the complete file as xml.

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Yes, thanks - much better.

Not as it stands, it seems - 93 views and no help suggests that either your request isn't clear or nobody has a solution. More likely the former, but I don't do VBA, so can't be sure. Hope this helps.