When I save a document in Word that I have transferred from VBA to
Word I notice that the "Save As" file name is for, instance, "December
4.doc". Since the date is the first field I print on the Word
document I guess it picks up this as a key.
How do I stipulate what the name of the document is to be once I want
to save it in Word?
" .SaveAs" actually saves the document and I want to view and edit the
document and manually save it.
It would be nice to have the document save as "C:\MyProgram\D ocuments"
& LastName & FirstName & Date & ".doc" .
Thanks
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news:ea******** *************** ***@posting.goo gle.com... When I save a document in Word that I have transferred from VBA to
Word I notice that the "Save As" file name is for, instance, "December
4.doc". Since the date is the first field I print on the Word
document I guess it picks up this as a key.
How do I stipulate what the name of the document is to be once I want
to save it in Word?
" .SaveAs" actually saves the document and I want to view and edit the
document and manually save it.
It would be nice to have the document save as "C:\MyProgram\D ocuments"
& LastName & FirstName & Date & ".doc" .
Thanks
Hi
Something like:
objWordDoc.Save As "C:\MyProgram\D ocuments\" & LastName & FirstName &
Format(Date, "d mmm yyyy") & ".doc"
Tip: use the macro recorder in Word to see how to carry out the actions you
are interested in.
Regards - Joe
The only problem in doing it your way is that the document will be
saved even if you elect not to save it. It actually saves a blank page.
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