replacing formulas with values after saving

AwesomeSteph

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I have been trying to simplify my code with no luck. What I am using works fine but to adopt the same code for more workbooks I would like it to be easier. Currently I am having the VBA evaluate some cells but I would like to have it do the same thing for the whole worksheet and I am not having any luck. Also I need to change the location of the new worksheet to save to a different folder not the one that the current workbook lives in. (This is a boilerplate with multiple forms and I need certain forms to be saved into different folders depending on what project the user is working on).

Code:
Set wbThis = ThisWorkbook
        strFilename = wbThis.Path & "/" & ws.Name
        ws.Copy
        Set wbNew = ActiveWorkbook
        
        If ws.Name = "worksheetname" Then
            Range("B4").Value = Evaluate("B4")
            Range("E4").Value = Evaluate("E4")
            Range("I4").Value = Evaluate("I4")
            Range("B5").Value = Evaluate("B5")
            Range("E5").Value = Evaluate("E5")
            Range("I5").Value = Evaluate("I5")
            Range("C6").Value = Evaluate("C6")
            Range("I6").Value = Evaluate("I6")
            Range("C7").Value = Evaluate("C7")
            Range("I7").Value = Evaluate("I7")
            Range("I10").Value = Evaluate("I10")
            Range("I11").Value = Evaluate("I11")
            Range("C14").Value = Evaluate("C14")
            Range("F14").Value = Evaluate("F14")
            Range("C15").Value = Evaluate("C15")
            Range("F15").Value = Evaluate("F15")
 

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