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You can run the below VBA code to automatically save active worksheet as a PDF file, and then email it as an attachment through Outlook. Please do as follows. 1. Open the worksheet you will save as PDF and send, then press the Alt + F11 keys simultaneously to open the Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications window.
For example, we create advising reports for all of our academic advisors in an Excel workbook that contains a worksheet for each individual advisor's report. Because we give each advisor his/her own report as a PDF, we must save each workbook as a PDF file. The process can actually be completed quickly through the
25 Jul 2012 Sign in to vote. 0 · Sign in to vote. hi i have data in my spread sheet, assume Sheet1. I want user to view/save the data in PDF file automaticallu upon clicking command button. Viewing/saving any onething will work for me. Need complete steps please. Thanks,. Robo. Wednesday, July 25, 2012 4:33 PM.
While working in Microsoft Excel, you may face the problem of saving active worksheet as PDF file. In this article, you can learn how to save active worksheet as PDF file with VBA code through a Command Button. And if you also want to save a range or each worksheet in active workbook as individual PDF file, this article
As you can see, you really have a lot of flexibility regarding what you can do when saving Excel files as PDF using VBA. I would be quite interested in learning which macros you use for purposes of saving Excel files as
I've done some searching and found alot about this but the options are always for an auto naming the file based on info in a a particular cell or the date. In my version of this macro, I already have the Excel workbook saved with the exact name that I want the PDF to be named. Being a Macro rookie, I can't
16 Mar 2012 I want to create a Macro to save as a PDF and have it automatically save it to a specific folder and name it as the value of a cell (cell is I3). I'm new to using Macros, and I haven't been able to.
13 Oct 2014 Try this: Dim strFilename As String Dim rngRange As Range 'Considering Sheet1 to be where you need to pick file name Set rngRange = Worksheets("Sheet1").Range("K17") 'Create File name with dateStamp strFilename = rngRange.Value & Format(Now(), "yyyymmdd hhmmss")
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