help when mailing

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eluehmann

I used some of this code in a workbook

http://www.rondebruin.nl/mail/folder1/mail1.htm

When I execute it automatically saves a copy.

I do not want the automatic save, but rather I want the save as box t
open and let me save wherever I want, and then, after I hit OK, execut
the rest of the code. Any help would be appreciated.

-Eri
 
First of all, you want to correct concept by changing the format
so that the year appears before the month before the day.


wb1.SaveCopyAs wbname

change to

dim sav_wbname as string
sav_wbname = application.InputBox( _
"Your chance to override the following as saved filename",
"Supply override", wbname, , , ,1)
if sav_wbname = "" then
MsgBox("terminated by your command")
exit sub ' or goto termination label
end if
wb1.SaveCopyAs sav_wbname

HTH, David McRitchie, Microsoft MVP - Excel
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First thing you should do is change the code so the
filename is created with a name incorporating
year before month before day of month so that you can look
at the directory ordered by name.


Dim sav_wbname As String
sav_wbname = Application.InputBox( _
"Your chance to override the following as " _
& Chr(10) & " the saved filename", _
"Supply override", wbname)
If sav_wbname = "" Then
MsgBox ("terminated by your command")
Exit Sub ' or goto termination label
End If
' use sav_wbname for the output file

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