Hi again,
Thanks for your feedback.
Here in the Netherlands we use "DD-MM-YYYY", but even so it saves the date 19-1-yyyy. Why is this?
Filenames which incorporate the date formatted as yyyy-mm-dd will be displayed in chronological sequence when using File Explorer - this is why I usually suggest that format. On my system the copied files correctly display the creation date as yyyy-mm-dd in the filename, but the date attribute of the file is formatted according to the settings specified in whichever file manager I happen to be using.
I can't seem to find "MANUAL_SaveTemplate"
Sorry! You need to open the VB Editor (Alt+F11), place the cursor somewhere (anywhere!) inside the code of the "MANUAL_SaveTemplate" routine, and then press F5 - this will run the selected routine.
Is it by any means possible to save each document with a unique code or number? This can even start at 1
Do you want to incorporate a serial number in addition to the creation date or instead of it? Apart from the serial number (and possibly the creation date also), will all files have the same filename (i.e. the value entered in Cell C4)?
In the screenshot you posted, I couldn't really understand what you meant when you referred to the cells which you want to merge.
Regards,
Greg M
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