jondavis1987
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I'm trying to create a macro that saves different worksheets in my workbook as different PDFs. The worksheets are called "T-88" "T-89 & T-90" "T-99" and "Report".
All the PDFs need to go into this location. C:\Users\jdavis\Dropbox\Quality Control\Jobs. From the jobs folder it needs to find the name of the job and go into that folder. The name of the job will be in cell C6 of the report. From there it needs to go into a folder called Soils. So it should save in a folder path of basically C:\Users\jdavis\Dropbox\Quality Control\Jobs\Cell C6\Soils.
The name of the PDF needs to be the name in Cell J5 of Report worksheet and the name of the sheet basically. So if the name in J5 is 1200+00 there should be four PDFs named 1200+00 T-88, 1200+00 T-89 & 90, 1200+00 T-99, 1200+00 Report.
All the PDFs need to go into this location. C:\Users\jdavis\Dropbox\Quality Control\Jobs. From the jobs folder it needs to find the name of the job and go into that folder. The name of the job will be in cell C6 of the report. From there it needs to go into a folder called Soils. So it should save in a folder path of basically C:\Users\jdavis\Dropbox\Quality Control\Jobs\Cell C6\Soils.
The name of the PDF needs to be the name in Cell J5 of Report worksheet and the name of the sheet basically. So if the name in J5 is 1200+00 there should be four PDFs named 1200+00 T-88, 1200+00 T-89 & 90, 1200+00 T-99, 1200+00 Report.