Save Cell to a text file

lezloh

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I need to save a cell on a worksheet either to a text file or a word document. Is there an easy way to do this?

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Copy the cell, paste it into the text file / word document & save it! Or are you looking for something a little more 'automated'. For make any progress with a macro solution, need to know a bit more about which cell, where the destyination file is etc. Post back with more info.

Paddy
 
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