Vba Auto Increment File Name
I am only a beginner. I have the following code running on a report, and am wondering how I can auto increment the exports (Example:: 001, 002, etc.). Any help is appreciated. Private Sub Report_GotFocus() If Forms!SelectReportType!Combo6 = 'Normal' Then MkDir 'C: Documents and. Vba Auto Increment File Name Too Long. On my desktop and print pdf out of them and then save them automatically in another folder on desktop with the same file name as orginally assigned to as an excel file. Please HELP good sir. Comment by: Jan Karel Pieterse ( 8:17:59 AM). Good day, I am trying to find basic code to get vba to. When using the SaveAs method in VB to save my Excel sheet, if the user entered an existing filename, I want my code to just append a 1 to the end of the. Here's what happens, the users starts a new data collection run, enters some information, then the filename is auto generated based on that info.
Vba Increment File Name
What would be a good way to increment each of my ranges for example I need x to copy Range B11:to G20 and paste it to C10 for the second loop. Each Variable has different increments.
Im using excel 2010
Any Help is appreciated cause I'm horrible with Visual Basic.
1 Answer
You can use Offset(). Eg:
Also - you don't need to select to copy ranges:
is the same as: