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Insert today's date into a file name

  1. 10-11-2013, 02:18 PM #1
    TimArsen
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    Insert today's date into a file name

    I'm working on a macro and I want it to save a file with today's date in the file name.

    Ex: FileName10112013.xlsx

    Is that possible?


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    Re: Insert today's date into a file name

    Something like this ?

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