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walding

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Hi,

I have some script to save 4 text files from an excel workbook.

I want to be able to prompt at the start to ask which directory they want it in.
Is there a way to do this that brings up the explorer navigation window in the same way as it would if you clicked "Save As" manually?

Thanks

AW
 

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Thanks Richie. That works OK.

It would be better if I could navigate by shorcuts (like you can in "Save As"). A lot of my directories are deep into explorer!

I have Windows 2000, if that's any help.

Is that possible?

Thanks

AW
 
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Hi AW,

Is this any better?

<pre>Sub GetName()
Dim MyName As String

MyName = Application.GetSaveAsFilename
MsgBox MyName

End Sub</pre>
HTH
 
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