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How to move a workbook to a specific destination using VBA?

  1. 03-03-2013, 09:51 AM #1
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    How to move a workbook to a specific destination using VBA?

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    Re: How to move a workbook to a specific destination using VBA?

    Do you mean to move a file to an existing folder ?
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    Re: How to move a workbook to a specific destination using VBA?

    yes, i mean to move a file to an existing folder or it can be to a new folder but that new folder should be created while moving the file.
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