Saving a PDF using cell refrences

Nascobar

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I am using Excel 2013.

I'm close to achieving the result I want but I need some help. Please, before it drives me insane. Lol. I have made a Purchase Order Sheet that auto-fills a lot of information based on the vendor chosen in a drop-down list in cell 'C10'. It also has the current date in cell 'H5' (pic below). What I would like to happen is the document save as a PDF in the folder Q:\Michael\PO's\2018 with the name of the vendor chosen in 'C10' followed by an underscore '_' then the date from cell 'H5' in mm-dd-yyyy format like this - Arizona Forklift Parts_05-04-2018.pdf

I know the way it is now is wrong so if I could get some assistance I would appreciated it. There may be some extra code in there I don't need as well because I have been trying to piece together and figure it out for quite awhile now.


Code:
Sub vendorPDF()
'
' vendorPDF Macro
'




'
Dim strFilename As String
Dim strpath As String




Application.DisplayAlerts = False




ActiveSheet.Unprotect Password = ""
Application.Goto Reference:="Print_Area_Vendor"
Selection.ExportAsFixedFormat Type:=xlTypePDF, Filename:= _
[COLOR=#ff0000]"Q:\Michael\PO's\2018\Range("C10")"_vendor.pdf"[/COLOR], Quality:=xlQualityStandard, _
IncludeDocProperties:=True, IgnorePrintAreas:=False, From:=1, To:=1, _
OpenAfterPublish:=True
Range("C14:E14").Select
ActiveSheet.Protect
End Sub




Thanks in advance,
Michael
 

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I would appreciate any help I could get on this. I need to get it set for my people to use tomorrow. Thanks for the look.

Michael
 
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Nascobar,

try changing file name to:

"Q:\Michael\PO's\2018" & Range("C10").value & "_Format(Range("H5").value, "mm-dd-yyyy") .pdf"

Regards,

BigDawg15
 
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Sorry,

Should be a \ after 2018 and before the end quote.
 
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OK last time, here ya go:

"Q:\Michael\PO's\2018" & Range("C10").value & "_" & Format(Range("H5").value, "mm-dd-yyyy") & ".pdf"

Sorry about the confusion.


BigDawg15
 
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Last time really:

"Q:\Michael\PO's\2018" & Range("C10").value & "_" & Format(Range("H5").value, "mm-dd-yyyy") & ".pdf"
 
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Code:
"Q:\Michael\PO's\2018\" & Range("C10").value & "_" & Format(Range("H5").value, "mm-dd-yyyy") & ".pdf"
 
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Yes! Exactly what I wanted. Going to save my folks a lot of time.

Thanks so much BigDawg! I really appreciate the help.
 
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