Need help with my macro "Sub or function not defined"

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pekimo

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Hello everyone, first off, Merry Christmas!

Now.. Basically i am trying to make a macro that does many things at once (I am very new to excel and VBA as you will probably tell once you see my code lol.

I want the macro to do all of these things in this order:

1) save the current workbook
2) Unhide the sheet called "next"
3) Unprotect all sheets in the workbook (the password is password)
4) Add + 1 to Range C3 from "summary"
5) I then have to copy and paste (values only) of 3 different ranges to 3 different locations (as you can see in my attempt below)
6) Then i need to clear the contents of a whole bunch of ranges (as you can see in my attempt below)
7) Hide sheet "next" again.
8) Protect all my sheets in the workbook again (the password is password)
9) I then want to SAVE AS to "C:\Users\Spreads\ and name it "Admin" + B3 + C3 as xlsx (As you can see in my attempt below at the bottom)

I tried to run this macro and i get the error "Sub or function not defined", i have no idea what this means :/

Also; I feel like there has to be a quicker and shorter way to write that code, but im just too inexperienced to know how.
If anyone wishes to help me with this it would be greatly appreciated, If you do try to rewrite it, i don't expect you to put all my values in for me,
You can just use a symbol such as # or $ and i can fill them in myself, thankyou very much and Merry Christmas again!


Code:
[/COLOR][COLOR=#333333]Sub SaveNewWeek()[/COLOR]
<code style="margin: 0px; padding: 0px; font-style: inherit; font-weight: inherit; line-height: 12px;">
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
ActiveWorkbook.Save
Sheets("Next").Visible = True
Worksheet(“Summary”).Unprotect "password"
Worksheet(“Inventory”).Unprotect "password"
Worksheet(“Orders”).Unprotect "password"
Worksheet(“Purchases”).Unprotect "password"
Range("Summary!C3").Value = Range("Summary!C3").Value + 1
Worksheets("Inventory").Range("E10:E159").Copy
Worksheets("Next").Range("C2").PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValues
Worksheets("Summary").Range("C20:C44").Copy
Worksheets("Next").Range("D2").PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValues
Worksheets("Summary").Range("C14").Copy
Worksheets("Next").Range("A2").PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValues
Range("Orders!B48:Orders!EX78").ClearContents
Range("Purchases!B10:Purchases!EW14").ClearContents
Range("Purchases!B20:Purchases!EW24").ClearContents
Range("Purchases!B31:Purchases!EW35").ClearContents
Range("Purchases!B42:Purchases!EW46").ClearContents
Range("Purchases!B53:Purchases!EW57").ClearContents
Range("Purchases!B64:Purchases!EW68").ClearContents
Range("Purchases!B74:Purchases!EW78").ClearContents
Range("Purchases!B85:Purchases!EW89").ClearContents
Range("Purchases!B96:Purchases!EW100").ClearContents
Range("Purchases!B107:Purchases!EW111").ClearContents
Range("Purchases!B119:Purchases!EW123").ClearContents
Range("Purchases!B129:Purchases!EW133").ClearContents
Range("Purchases!B140:Purchases!EW144").ClearContents
Range("Purchases!B151:Purchases!EW155").ClearContents
Range("Purchases!B162:Purchases!EW166").ClearContents
Range("Purchases!B174:Purchases!EW178").ClearContents
Range("Purchases!B184:Purchases!EW188").ClearContents
Range("Purchases!B195:Purchases!EW199").ClearContents
Range("Purchases!B206:Purchases!EW210").ClearContents
Range("Purchases!B217:Purchases!EW221").ClearContents
Range("Purchases!B229:Purchases!EW233").ClearContents
Range("Purchases!B239:Purchases!EW243").ClearContents
Range("Purchases!B250:Purchases!EW254").ClearContents
Range("Purchases!B261:Purchases!EW265").ClearContents
Range("Purchases!B272:Purchases!EW276").ClearContents
Sheets("Next").Visible = False
Worksheet(“Summary”).Protect "password"
Worksheet(“Inventory”).Protect "password"
Worksheet(“Orders”).Protect "password"
Worksheet(“Purchases”).Protect "password"
ActiveWorkbook.SaveCopyAs "C:\Users\Spreads\Admin" & Range("Summary!B3").Value & Range("Summary!C3").Value & ".xlsx"
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
 </code>[COLOR=#333333]End Sub[/COLOR][COLOR=#333333]
 
Actually im not sorry thats a ridiculous rule lol.. Just wants everyone to use his site only for maximum $
If you think the common courtesy the rule expects is too much for you, kindly absent yourself from this forum. You will find much the same response from the other forums you cross-posted on if you express such attitudes there, too.

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