Hey all,
I have an excel workbook, that I want to be saved as with the filename being the current date. I can't seem to get it. Help please!
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Hey all,
I have an excel workbook, that I want to be saved as with the filename being the current date. I can't seem to get it. Help please!
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Date will have forward slash (/) separators in it. You'd need to format it with something acceptable like space or underscore ... or nothing.
Regards, TMS
---------- Post added at 05:00 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:15 PM ----------
Thanks for the rep.
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Actually I'm trying to make a macro that will be in a empty workbook. I want the macro to save a whole different workbook. Unforunately, i'm really new to this and only know the activeworkbook and this workbook commands. Here is the path of the workbook that I want saved S:\Production\C9\C9 Coat weight data . Also I want the macro to run automatically when the empty workbook is opened b/c I will have a windows scheduled task opening it every 7 days. Basically my whole object is to save the workbook at S:\Production\C9\C9 Coat weight data every 7 days.
---------- Post added at 02:31 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:12 PM ----------
Nevermind, thanks for the help.
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