Vba Active Worksheet Save As. Excel VBA Worksheets VBA Activesheet vs Worksheets, Select, Activate etc. Things work in a similar fashion within Visual Basic for Applications.
There is nothing worse than when somebody, who doesn't know what they're doing, over types essential formulas and cell values. Let's say you are working with multiple worksheets, and for you, it's hard to navigate to a sheet using tab. The easy option is to save your worksheet as text file using below macro.
If I can't do that then I would just like to be able to input the worksheet names to call them out.
As an example, here's a short macro that saves the data from each cell in row H into a word document.
If you want your macro to be usable in any workbook, you probably want it to work on any active sheet (= the one on top) - for example, clear its. This way we will have full control over what goes in to the file and how it's. A new folder with the active workbook's name will be created.