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Auto Save Excel

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JackBurton07

IS-IT--Management
Oct 17, 2007
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Hi

I want to write a function in vba to save excel automatically, overwriting the existing excel 2007 workbook.


Something like this?

Sub SaveIt()

Thisworkbook.Save

Application.OnTime Now + TimeSerial(0, 1, 0), "SaveIt"

End Sub
 
Hi jack,
Do u want to save the workbook in the same name or do u need to get the name from the user using which the workbook has to be saved ?

- Arun
 
Hi

sorry about the delay - have been out of town for ages.

Yeah i just wanted to overwrite the existing file automatically
 







JackBurton07,

I notice that over the past 9 months, you have posted 30 threads and have received many good tips related to your stated needs. Yet, you have responded NOT ONCE, to
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im sorry i didnt realize that this Stars service was used. I will use this in the future.

FYI I am very grateful from the help that I have received - it is invaluable.

Please accept my apologies.

JB

 
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