vba save as

Hello, I am trying to get a workbook to save using a command button so I can get a weekly log of what has changed in the spreadsheet. I need the "master" spreadsheet to save AND a separate workbook saving with the filename of the date it was saved...I can't get the first bit to work, so it...

I have been running the same VB code for years and have not run into any errors where my macro enabled workbook performs a Save As, as a non-macro enabled workbook or xlsx. Now I get the error, "VB projects and XLM Sheets cannot be saved in a macro-free workbook." I cannot figure out what is...

Hi everyone, I am wondering how to open SaveAs dialog box so, that the saving file format would already be preselected as Excel Workbook (.xlsx), even if the original file has different extension. I can open SaveAs window with this code, but how to preselect the formatting...

Hi, Still beginner here. I've been trying to find the way with Google, but there are too many different response and none have worked for me so far. I need to save a file with this name(based on today being August 2022) to my desktop: "2022-07-01 to 2022-07-31 Consolidated file.xlsx" "The first...

Hi im looking for simple code to use vba to save an excel file as a PDF ? Here is my code so far : Set wb = Workbooks.Add ThisWorkbook.Activate ActiveSheet.Copy Before:=wb.Sheets(1) wb.Activate wb.SaveAs Filename:= Range("G5") & "-" & Range("G7") & Range("D7") &...

I have a 3 Macros in a workbook that are pulling tabs, pasting the information as values, auto populating the file name, and saving the file to same file path. All three are identical, except for the tabs that are pulled from the file. I continue to get a runtime '9' error when it gets to the...

Dear All, I am looking for VBA to do a Save As on the Excel file and append the current date to the end of the file name. For example, if the file name is "Accounts Payable" and the current date is 18 July 2011, I would like the Save As file name to be "Accounts Payable 20110718" (YYYYMMDD...

I have a macro that I am using to save the file from a cell on a worksheet, but the save has to be in "xlsx" format: Sub SaveAs() Dim FName As String Dim FPath As String FName = ActiveWorkbook.Sheets("DATA INPUT").Range("C2") FPath =...