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You are spot on with your observation. When I removed close code it worked. following is the code I am using now.
Sub Copy() Dim strFilename As String, D As Workbook ', K As Workbook Set D = ActiveWorkbook strFilename = D.Path & "\GJCT Roster Week " & Range("sWeekNo") + 1 & " WS " & Range("sWeekStart") + 7 & ".xlsm" D.SaveCopyAs Filename:=strFilename Workbooks.Open (strFilename) D.Close End Sub Only one thing I am now confronted with is the need to replace named ranges to the values I am renaming the file to in the above statements (sWeekNo and sWeekStart). In nutshell I would like the newly created file to show the new week number and week start date as reflected in the file name. Could the be extracted from file name? |
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