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    Use named range in workbook name

    Hello, can i use the content from cell A1 (i give name to A1 YearGen) when i run a SaveAs macro?
    My book have name MyBook 2024 and i need to save it with macro automatically as MyBook 2025.
    YearGen now have 2025.
    Thanks in advance
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    Re: Use named range in workbook name

    MyBook 2024 and i need to save it with macro automatically as MyBook 2025. 
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    Re: Use named range in workbook name

    Does this code do a SaveAs only for the selected range of column?

    If yes, can you please look into my thread once
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