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    Arrow VBA Runtime Error 438 saving a Excel 95/2003 as FT 50 (2010)...

    Hello everyone,

    Title should read Excel 97/2003... UGH, sorry:
    After hours of prepping a formula for a monthly roster (that I actually pull 5-9 times a month), I reached a resolve, only to run into a problem on my final approach; saving the file into a Excel 2010 format. Here is my VBA Macro formula:

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    My research leads to a registry edit to fix the runtime error, but being in the military, registry tweaks are a no-go due to security settings; even if I wanted to, I couldn't change them. I even tried:

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    Still a no-go. Maybe it's the FileFormat:=50, I don't know. All I know, is I don't want to save a Office 97/2003 File as a 2010 then run a Macro. I'd rather do it all in one Macro. Is this even feasible? Please advise.
    Last edited by Wiiconnaissance; 09-17-2012 at 05:25 PM. Reason: title typo correction

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