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sungen99
What I want to be able to do with a macro is the following.
Once you click the “Save” button:
Save the file to the c: drive (I have no problem this is part)
Save the file to the thumb drive.
This is my problem with that. I have two computers and each read my
thumb drive on a different drive. One is the x drive one is the f
drive.
I think the best way to do this would be to have a radio button that
says Work or Home and have that determine what drive to save on. I
don’t know how to do this as conditional macros are a bit out of my
realm. I also would like to have an error handler that if lets say im
at work and accidentally have the button on home and the file trys to
save and has an error. For it to tell me that. Or even better!!!! For
it to just try to save on BOTH and not even need the button as it would
just try to save on the X drive first and if it works to end… if it
errors then save to F drive???
I would really like to know how to do both, as an example of a
conditional macro would teach me how to do it for the future.
Thanks for all your help in this,
Ken
Once you click the “Save” button:
Save the file to the c: drive (I have no problem this is part)
Save the file to the thumb drive.
This is my problem with that. I have two computers and each read my
thumb drive on a different drive. One is the x drive one is the f
drive.
I think the best way to do this would be to have a radio button that
says Work or Home and have that determine what drive to save on. I
don’t know how to do this as conditional macros are a bit out of my
realm. I also would like to have an error handler that if lets say im
at work and accidentally have the button on home and the file trys to
save and has an error. For it to tell me that. Or even better!!!! For
it to just try to save on BOTH and not even need the button as it would
just try to save on the X drive first and if it works to end… if it
errors then save to F drive???
I would really like to know how to do both, as an example of a
conditional macro would teach me how to do it for the future.
Thanks for all your help in this,
Ken