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Replace your .SAVEAS command with mine. A tip - I recommend not using "reserved words" for user names. Even sub MySaveAs() is better, although an even more descriptive name could be used. If you're going to work with code I would suggest getting real good with the Immediate window (debug window) in the VBA interface, and F8 and shift-F8 to step through code, and shift-F9 to inspect or watch variables. Then you can follow the code line by line and observe what it does. |
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Replace your .SAVEAS command with mine (Not sure what you mean)
Can you show me? Code:
Sub Saveandget()
FileName = Application.GetSaveAsFilename
MsgBox (FileName)
ThisWorkbook.saveas (FileName)
Sheets("UPDATE").Select
ActiveWindow.SelectedSheets.Delete
End Sub
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