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Saving to network - trap error

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    Jason Morin
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    Saving to network - trap error

    I have a weekly report that when I close it, it saves to the C: drive and
    then to the network drive, and pops up some msg boxes telling me they have
    saved. Here's a snippet:

    Sub Workbook_BeforeClose(Cancel As Boolean)
    .....
    sPath = "C:\My Documents\Saddle Creek\WeeklySalesRpt\"
    sPath2 = "G:\Jason\Weekly Sales Report\"
    wbname = Sheets(1).Name & " " & Sheets(1).[A2].Value
    wb.SaveAs sPath & wbname & ".xls"
    MsgBox "File saved to C drive!"
    wb.SaveAs sPath2 & wbname & ".xls"
    MsgBox "File saved to G drive!"
    ......
    End Sub

    I'd like to improve the code and have Excel tell me if the file does not
    save to the G: drive for whatever reason, then continue with macro (closing
    workbook).

    Thanks!
    Jason

  2. #2
    John
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    RE: Saving to network - trap error

    As far as I know excel always saves or it will tell you (read only access to
    a network folder...etc) ... check to make sure you don't have
    application.enableevents = false in your code or the error message will not
    pop up.

    "Jason Morin" wrote:

    > I have a weekly report that when I close it, it saves to the C: drive and
    > then to the network drive, and pops up some msg boxes telling me they have
    > saved. Here's a snippet:
    >
    > Sub Workbook_BeforeClose(Cancel As Boolean)
    > ....
    > sPath = "C:\My Documents\Saddle Creek\WeeklySalesRpt\"
    > sPath2 = "G:\Jason\Weekly Sales Report\"
    > wbname = Sheets(1).Name & " " & Sheets(1).[A2].Value
    > wb.SaveAs sPath & wbname & ".xls"
    > MsgBox "File saved to C drive!"
    > wb.SaveAs sPath2 & wbname & ".xls"
    > MsgBox "File saved to G drive!"
    > .....
    > End Sub
    >
    > I'd like to improve the code and have Excel tell me if the file does not
    > save to the G: drive for whatever reason, then continue with macro (closing
    > workbook).
    >
    > Thanks!
    > Jason


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