Hi Paul, thanks for your valuable information..
On Sun, Aug 10, 2014 at 3:29 AM, Paul Schreiner
wrote:
> If you have macros in the file, then Yes, you must save it as either
> .xlsm, .xlsb or .xls (Office-97)
> If you save it as .xlsx, then all macros will be removed.
>
> It has been my experie
If you have macros in the file, then Yes, you must save it as either .xlsm,
.xlsb or .xls (Office-97)
If you save it as .xlsx, then all macros will be removed.
It has been my experience that files saved in .xlsb format are smaller.
Even though they may not have macros.
In addition, macros that t
Hello ,
Thanks to reply but i want to create new workbook and per individually wise
create workbook.. for example:- A, b, c d== 1 workbook create A name 2nd
workbook create B name and Third workbook create C name that's type
Regards,
Kapil Gupta
On Saturday, August 9, 2014 7:15:46 PM UTC+5
Dear all, I am having an “Excel Macro Enable Workbook” & it works very
well. Now if I save as it to “Excel Binary workbook “ . or save as it
as normal “Excel workbook” only . in both case it works as well . but
my question , is it mandatory to keep the excel workbook as macro
enable where its havin
Hi Kapil,
PFA !!!
Regards
Ashish
On 9 August 2014 17:21, kapil Gupta <
kgupt2...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have attached one sheet please create a macro as per unique name
> required create workbook if the name is duplication but create workbook as
> per unique name.
> And i
Hello,
I have attached one sheet please create a macro as per unique name
required create workbook if the name is duplication but create workbook as
per unique name.
And if unique name is add more then also next time click the button and
create workbook as per unique name.
Regards,
Kapi
