Good Morning Everyone,
I'm trying to come up with a macro that will save a workbook in two different locations.This workbook gets used ONCE per day so for example, the original file resides on the desktop and I want to save that as the original file "C:\Users\Leasburg Front Count\Desktop\LOTTERY.XLSB" .
The 2nd part of the equation is a little stickier. I want to save that as "C:\Users\Leasburg Front Count\Dropbox\LOTTERY BACKUP\LOTTERY.XLSB"
BUT not overwrite the file from the previous save so maybe it saves as LOTTERY.XLSB(2), LOTTERY.XLSB(3), etc or what would be even better is
if we could save it as the current date so something like this LOTTERY2-25-19.XLSB OR something similar to that.
Thank you!
I'm trying to come up with a macro that will save a workbook in two different locations.This workbook gets used ONCE per day so for example, the original file resides on the desktop and I want to save that as the original file "C:\Users\Leasburg Front Count\Desktop\LOTTERY.XLSB" .
The 2nd part of the equation is a little stickier. I want to save that as "C:\Users\Leasburg Front Count\Dropbox\LOTTERY BACKUP\LOTTERY.XLSB"
BUT not overwrite the file from the previous save so maybe it saves as LOTTERY.XLSB(2), LOTTERY.XLSB(3), etc or what would be even better is
if we could save it as the current date so something like this LOTTERY2-25-19.XLSB OR something similar to that.
Thank you!