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Learn how to modify your Excel VBA code to save workbooks using names from specific cells within your worksheets.
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Mastering Excel VBA: Customize Workbook Names from Cells

When working with Excel, there may come a time when you need to save multiple worksheets as separate workbooks. Not only do you want to save these workbooks, but you also wish to customize their names based on data within the sheet itself. In this post, we’ll tackle how you can modify your existing VBA code to achieve just that.

The Problem

You have a set of worksheets in an Excel workbook that you need to extract and then save as individual workbooks. Previously, this was done by simply naming each workbook after the sheet it came from. However, you want to take it a step further: you want to name the new workbooks based on a specific cell's content, rather than just the sheet name.

The Solution

In this section, we will provide a step-by-step guide to adjust your VBA code. This will allow you to fetch a name from a specified cell (let’s say cell A1) from each sheet, and then use that name when saving the new workbook.

Step 1: Setting Up Your Code

We’ll begin by ensuring that you have a solid foundation with your existing VBA code. Below is a streamlined version of the code you can use:

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Step 2: Key Modifications Explained

Variable Declaration: We introduced a new variable sFileName that will store the name of the new workbook, which is retrieved from cell A1 of each sheet.

Fetching the Name: Right before saving, we are now using the line:

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This line fetches the content of cell A1 in the current sheet (sh) and assigns it to sFileName.

Saving the Workbook: The code to save the new workbook now utilizes sFileName instead of Destwb.Sheets(1).Name for naming.

Conclusion

By implementing the above adjustments, you can easily customize workbook names based on cell values directly within your Excel sheets. This modification can streamline your workflow and enhance your reporting capabilities. If you have any questions or further tweaks you'd like help with, feel free to reach out!

With this guide, you're now equipped to take your Excel and VBA skills to the next level. Happy coding!