How to save multiple files into macro enabled workbooks format?

[skhande2]

I want to save multiple files into macroenabled workbook instead of doing a save as 1 by 1 step. How do I do it? ChatGPT gave me this macro to do it but it doesn't work

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[skhande2]

Done. Thank you

[jolivanes]

No use re-inventing the wheel. Have a look at the attachment in Post #3. If you download it you'll see that you can convert to several different types by choosing from the dropdown.
https://www.excelforum.com/excel-pro...into-xlsx.html

[jolivanes]

Or you can try this also.
You have to add a reference to the Microsoft Scripting Runtime in Tools->References.

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BTW, this part of the code, "Len(fileName) - 4)", in Post #1 does not work for .xlsx which is 5