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How Can I Get a Save Prompt?
Hi folks,
I have an excel calculator that produces output on a worksheet. (All toolbars have been stripped out) I have put in a save button, however, what is the code I need to add to this button for it to prompt the user to be able to save the output.? I have tried: ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs but to no avail........ any help is appreciated. thanks |
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It is possible to open up the save common dialog box through vba, but it will not accomplish what you are wanting. It will save the excel file for you.
What I would recommend is just using an inputbox to get a filename from them. |
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