Pipe Delimited file in VBA Code - Do I have to mess with the Control Panel each time ?

flynavy

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I have a VBA Macro that creates 50 or so CSV files (comma delimited) for our different customers. Here is a simple line I use in the Macro:
Code:
 ThisWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:=SaveToDirectory & “\filename nn.csv”, FileFormat:=6

Now I have one customer who wants a Pipe Delimited file.

Is there a simple way to do this in the existing VBA code without using the Control Panel, Region and Language, Additional Settings? That seems almost 100% impractical!
 

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