Rename New Workbook Based on Condition from other Sheet

R4yHunt

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Hi, i already code some script for renaming the new workbook. But i have trouble to rename it based on condition. Here's the code that i scripted. I've been using this code for a long time. But now i need to put additional condition. Here's what i'm looking for:
1. Insert an additional name in front of the new workbook created by this script by using conditional method. The additional name can be found in reference sheet.
2. 1st sheet Column A contain lots of figures and reference sheet contain the id of 1st sheet column A and the column b (ref sheet) contain the name. I need the macro to search the 1st sheet id in ref sheet and insert the additional name of the workbook from ref sheet column b. Kindly advise.

Code:
sub split()

extn = inputbox(prompt:="input the extension for file", title:"extension",default:="")
tempname=activeworkbook.name
patt=thisworkbook.path


i=1
do while cells(i,1)<>"base"
i=i+1
loop
i=i+1
do while cells(i,2)<>""
abc=cells(i,2)
a=i
do while cells(i,2)=abc
i=i+1
loop


range(a&":"&i-1).select
selection.copy
set tempWB=workbooks.add(1)
tname=activeworkbook.name
cells(3,1).select
selection.pastespecial paste:=xlpastevalues, operation:=xlnone, skipblanks:=false, transpose:=false
selection.pastespecial paste:=xlpasteformats, operation:=xlnone, skipblanks:=false, transpose:=false


workbooks(tempname).activate
rows(2).select
selection.copy
workbooks(tname).activate
cells(2,1).select
selection.pastespecial paste:=xlpastevalues, operation:=xlnone, skipblanks:=false, transpose:=false
selection.pastespecial paste:=xlpasteformats, operation:=xlnone, skipblanks:=false, transpose:=false
cells.entirecolumn.autofit
columns("b:B").select
selection.columnwidth=12.14
'	Workbook.name=abc
activeworkbook.saveas patt & "\" & abc & "_" & extn
activeworkbook.close
Loop
 

Excel Facts

Whats the difference between CONCAT and CONCATENATE?
The newer CONCAT function can reference a range of cells. =CONCATENATE(A1,A2,A3,A4,A5) becomes =CONCAT(A1:A5)

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