Problem saving file as .csv

I need to save some sheets in the workbook as .cvs.
When I do it manually it saves the file as .cvs and when I open the file it shows the data in columns but when i do it with a macro it saves the file as .cvs but when I open the files it shows the columns in one column with commas as separator.

This is my code so far:

Sub Crea_Libros_Cargar()
' se encargara de recorrer todas las hojas
Dim W As Integer
'variables para las rutas

Dim Nombre, RutaGuardar As String
Dim Nombresuc As String
Dim Nombrecd As String

Nombresuc = InputBox("Sucursal")
Nombrecd = InputBox("CD")

    'creo un ciclo for recorriendo todas las hojas del archivo actual
    For W = 1 To ActiveWorkbook.Sheets.Count
            'activo la primera hoja
            Sheets(W).Activate
            'asigno el nombre de la hoja a la variable
            Nombre = ActiveSheet.Name
            Sheets(Nombre).Copy
            
            RutaGuardar = "C:\Users\carolina.urra\Documents\Distribucion\Sugerido Distribucion\MACRO\" & Nombresuc & Nombrecd & Nombre & ".csv"
            '
            
            ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:=RutaGuardar, FileFormat:=xlCSV, CreateBackup:=False
            
            ActiveWindow.Close Savechanges:=True
    Next
    MsgBox ("proceso finalizado exitosamente") _
, , "Finalizado"
End Sub

Can someone please help me to save the files the same way when I do it manually.

Here its what I Get when i record the saving process:

    Sheets("1").Select
    Sheets("1").Name = "1"
    Sheets("1").Select
    Sheets("1").Copy
    ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:= _
        "C:\Users\carolina.urra\Documents\Distribucion\Sugerido Distribucion\MACRO\Libro24.csv" _
        , FileFormat:=xlCSV, CreateBackup:=False
    ActiveWorkbook.Save
    ActiveWindow.Close

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