VBA select from list copy sheet into new workbook and save then repeat for next item in list

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Hi,

I have a workbook with 3 worksheets. The first (Called "EMT") is a template which holds information in respect of an investment fund (not relevant but it's an EMT template for the new EU MiFID II regulations.)

Sheet 2 (Called "ISINs") has a list of Fund ISIN codes (an ISIN code is a unique alpha numeric identifier for an investment product) in column A then the name of the fund in the corresponding column B.

Sheet 3 (Called "FUND DATA") is a list of funds and the values for a number different fields (such as investment risk type, initial fee etc.) in columns A to BN.

In Sheet 1 - Cell D1 the user can select an ISIN code from a dropdown list. The template is then populated using VLOOKUPS to the data from sheet 3 for the relevant Fund relating to the ISIN code. I've created a macro then then can be run using a button that will copy the template sheet, paste it into a new workbook and save it to a file. the file path is obtained from a cell in sheet 1 that is determined by the ISIN code chosen. The new file is then closed leaving the first workbook open. The next ISIN code can be manually selected and the macro run again. Repeat for all funds in the validation list in sheet 2 named "SELECTION".

To the point:

Is there a way where the VBA code could do the following:

In sheet 1 Select the first item in the list "SELECTON"
Copy sheet 1 into a new workbook
replace formulas with values
Save new workbook using filepath in cell H1
Delete contents in cell H1
Save workbook.
Close workbook

Select next item in list "SELECTION"

repeat for all items in list.

Any guidance you can give me would be gratefully received.

Thanks
 

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