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    VBA to data Split from column values as new workbook save into folder with dashboard sheet

    Dear experts

    i need help on my project with vba code...

    I have master file in sheet Opencall,column A:A contains some multiple partner name, I want split every partner name as newworkbook save it in same partner name with dashboard sheet with formula into particular path

    file save to Path is C:\Users\lara\Desktop\splitedfile


    MASTER.XLS contains two sheet OPENCALL and Dashboard..if split the column values from Opencall sheet column A:A


    result Aegis Infoware Pvt. Ltd xls along with sheet(Opencall,Dashboard with fomula)
    result Aim Enterprises.xls along with sheet (Opencall,Dashboard with formula)


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    Aegis and Aim Enterprises file is my expected result
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    Re: VBA to data Split from column values as new workbook save into folder with dashboard s

    try the attachment,
    May you have to shrink the some company names because a sheet name cannot have more than 31 words.
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    Re: VBA to data Split from column values as new workbook save into folder with dashboard s

    Here's another route. I had already developed it when I came back and saw that venkatpvc had responded, so take your pick.

    I saw that your Dashboard was really just a pivot table with a little nicer formatting, so I wrote code that would produce pivot tables for each partner in a separate workbook.

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    Re: VBA to data Split from column values as new workbook save into folder with dashboard s

    May you have to shrink the some company names because a sheet name cannot have more than 31 words.

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    Re: VBA to data Split from column values as new workbook save into folder with dashboard s

    thank you AB33 for correcting me there, I am still learning.

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    Re: VBA to data Split from column values as new workbook save into folder with dashboard s

    If file name length is a problem:
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    Re: VBA to data Split from column values as new workbook save into folder with dashboard s

    No Probs Save split file sheet as "Opencall" Not required save as Partner name ....

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    Re: VBA to data Split from column values as new workbook save into folder with dashboard s

    Dear experts thanks for being spend time for my post

    can u close this with two step
    first is split sheet name as "Opencall",
    Second is Apply paste special values to range Range("a1:i21") after split the file...

    find the attachment is expected result like this all files need to split and save...
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    Re: VBA to data Split from column values as new workbook save into folder with dashboard s

    Try this attachment.
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    Re: VBA to data Split from column values as new workbook save into folder with dashboard s

    Venkat Sir works perfectly amazing You make me relax at my desk by done this..solved But one more thing last if Partnername is contain Dot(.) Data not split by your code e.g Aegis Infoware Pvt. Ltd,M.J.Enterprises,Ultra ITSs Pvt Ltd. those values files not created rest of thing are correct
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    Re: VBA to data Split from column values as new workbook save into folder with dashboard s

    try this attachment.
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    Re: VBA to data Split from column values as new workbook save into folder with dashboard s

    Venkat Sir File Get Splited But There is no data in the sheet...Please check the code

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    Re: VBA to data Split from column values as new workbook save into folder with dashboard s

    try attachment.
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    Last edited by venkatpvc; 01-07-2014 at 10:13 PM.

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    Re: VBA to data Split from column values as new workbook save into folder with dashboard s

    Its works Perfectly Venkat Sir Thanks alot !!! Should I keep that sheet (Filename) ?

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    Re: VBA to data Split from column values as new workbook save into folder with dashboard s

    updated attachment use this.

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    Re: VBA to data Split from column values as new workbook save into folder with dashboard s

    Thanks Alot Venkat sir again Works works Keep helping Me Thanks for support???

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