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I have this code it creates a folder and code is trying to save the current file in the created folder

but not sure its not working, can there be a fix.



VBA Code:
Sub FoldtoBackup()

'===================================================
    ' This will creat a backup folder by name Daily Hajj Final Report
'===================================================

Dim Path As String
Dim path1 As String
Dim Folder As String
Dim Answer As VbMsgBoxResult
Dim relativePath As String
    Path = Application.ThisWorkbook.Path & "\" & "Daily Hajj Final Report"
    Folder = Dir(Path, vbDirectory)
    If Folder = vbNullString Then
                 VBA.FileSystem.MkDir (Path)
    'Exit Sub
    Else
        'MsgBox "Folder exists."
    End If
 
 
Sheets(Array("Summary", "Sheet1", "Fiber RawData", _
        "Copper RawData", "FTTM 1 RawData", "FTTM 2 RawData", "FTTH RawData", "Fiber Mak Mad Haram")).Select
    Sheets("Summary").Activate
    Sheets(Array("Summary", "Sheet1", "Fiber RawData", _
        "Copper RawData", "FTTM 1 RawData", "FTTM 2 RawData", "FTTH RawData", "Fiber Mak Mad Haram")).Copy
    ChDir Path           '"D:\"
    
    On Error Resume Next
    'Kill "D:\Print Raw Data.xlsx"
    ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:= _
        Path & "\" & Sheets("Report").Range("d5").Value.xlsx, FileFormat _
        :=xlOpenXMLWorkbook, CreateBackup:=False
    ActiveWindow.Close  ''' Here is the problem
    Sheets("Report").Select
    Range("E7").Select
 
 
End Sub
 

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I have this code it creates a folder and code is trying to save the current file in the created folder

but not sure its not working, can there be a fix.



VBA Code:
Sub FoldtoBackup()

'===================================================
    ' This will creat a backup folder by name Daily Hajj Final Report
'===================================================

Dim Path As String
Dim path1 As String
Dim Folder As String
Dim Answer As VbMsgBoxResult
Dim relativePath As String
    Path = Application.ThisWorkbook.Path & "\" & "Daily Hajj Final Report"
    Folder = Dir(Path, vbDirectory)
    If Folder = vbNullString Then
                 VBA.FileSystem.MkDir (Path)
    'Exit Sub
    Else
        'MsgBox "Folder exists."
    End If
 
 
Sheets(Array("Summary", "Sheet1", "Fiber RawData", _
        "Copper RawData", "FTTM 1 RawData", "FTTM 2 RawData", "FTTH RawData", "Fiber Mak Mad Haram")).Select
    Sheets("Summary").Activate
    Sheets(Array("Summary", "Sheet1", "Fiber RawData", _
        "Copper RawData", "FTTM 1 RawData", "FTTM 2 RawData", "FTTH RawData", "Fiber Mak Mad Haram")).Copy
    ChDir Path           '"D:\"
   
    On Error Resume Next
    'Kill "D:\Print Raw Data.xlsx"
    ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:= _
        Path & "\" & Sheets("Report").Range("d5").Value.xlsx, FileFormat _
        :=xlOpenXMLWorkbook, CreateBackup:=False
    ActiveWindow.Close  ''' Here is the problem
    Sheets("Report").Select
    Range("E7").Select
 
 
End Sub
Are you trying to save all of the sheets in the workbook?
 
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This:
VBA Code:
    ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:= _
        Path & "\" & Sheets("Report").Range("d5").Value.xlsx, FileFormat _
        :=xlOpenXMLWorkbook, CreateBackup:=False

probably needs to be this:
VBA Code:
    ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:= _
        Path & "\" & Sheets("Report").Range("d5").Value & ".xlsx", FileFormat _
        :=xlOpenXMLWorkbook, CreateBackup:=False

Note: If you had not turned off error checking with this statement: On Error Resume Next, it would probably be a lot more obvious. Error checking is your friend.
 
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Which of these lines is causing the error?

VBA Code:
ActiveWindow.Close  ''' Here is the problem
    Sheets("Report").Select
    Range("E7").Select
 
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Path & "\" & Sheets("Report").Range("d5").Value & ".xlsx"
It is giving me this error as Run-time error '-214735....'
The specified dimension is not valid for the current chart type.

VBA Code:
 'On Error Resume Next
    
    ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:= _
        Path & "\" & Sheets("Report").Range("d5").Value & ".xlsx", FileFormat _
        :=xlOpenXMLWorkbook, CreateBackup:=False
 
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Which of these lines is causing the error?

VBA Code:
ActiveWindow.Close  ''' Here is the problem
    Sheets("Report").Select
    Range("E7").Select

This part

VBA Code:
 'On Error Resume Next
    
    ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:= _
        Path & "\" & Sheets("Report").Range("d5").Value & ".xlsx", FileFormat _
        :=xlOpenXMLWorkbook, CreateBackup:=False
 
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The Path property in Excel VBA returns the complete, saved path to a workbook.

Do not use Path as a variable name although this was not the problem.

Try this.

VBA Code:
Sub FoldtoBackup()
Dim strPath As String
Dim path1 As String
Dim Folder As String
Dim Answer As VbMsgBoxResult
Dim relativePath As String
Dim strFileName As String

    strPath = Application.ThisWorkbook.Path & "\" & "Daily Hajj Final Report"
    
    Folder = Dir(strPath, vbDirectory)
    
    If Folder = vbNullString Then
        VBA.FileSystem.MkDir (strPath)
    Else
        MsgBox "Folder exists."
    End If

    strFileName = strPath & "\" & Sheets("Report").Range("D5").Value & ".xlsx"
    
    Worksheets(Array("Summary", "Sheet1", "Fiber RawData", _
        "Copper RawData", "FTTM 1 RawData", "FTTM 2 RawData", "FTTH RawData", "Fiber Mak Mad Haram")).Copy
    
    With ActiveWorkbook
        .SaveAs Filename:=strFileName, FileFormat:=xlOpenXMLWorkbook, CreateBackup:=False
        .Close
    End With
    
    With ActiveWorkbook
        .Worksheets("Report").Activate
        ActiveSheet.Range("E7").Select
    End With
      
End Sub
 
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