Save Excel worksheet as PDF

Akshay_divecha

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Hi Exports,

I am trying to save excel worksheet to PDF however encountering runtime error 1004 with the msg with reads as "Document not saved. The document may be open, or an error may have been encountered while saving.

when clicked on deburg, below in bold is highlited in yellow.

Kindly help to fix this.

Code:
Sub DesktopPDF()

'Set path to Desktop
    fPath = "C:\Users\divecak\Desktop"

'Build File Name from Sheet1 I8, A11 & H11
    fName = Sheets(1).Range("I8") & " - " & _
            Sheets(1).Range("A11") & " - " & _
            Sheets(1).Range("H11")

'Export as PDF to Desktop
[B]    ActiveSheet.ExportAsFixedFormat Type:=xlTypePDF, Filename:=fPath & fName, _
        Quality:=xlQualityStandard, IncludeDocProperties:=True, _
        IgnorePrintAreas:=False, OpenAfterPublish:=True[/B]
        
End Sub
 
Hi John,

i just changed value in cell I8 to 123-45679-000 and file got saved.

but i would not like to use "-" in my invoice no.

so is it possible that this invoice no with from cell I8 gets copied in cell M1, remove the special characters and then M1 is used for file saving.
 
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"/" isn't valid in file names because it separates folder names. This code replaces "/" with "_":
Code:
fname = Replace(Sheets(1).Range("I8"), "/", "_") & " - " & _
            Sheets(1).Range("A11") & " - " & _
            Sheets(1).Range("H11") & ".pdf"

Edit - or if you want every "/" omitted then:

Code:
fname = Replace(Sheets(1).Range("I8"), "/", "") & " - " & _
            Sheets(1).Range("A11") & " - " & _
            Sheets(1).Range("H11") & ".pdf"
 
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