MsgBox "You are trying to save the file to:" & vbCrLf & fpathnameĪctiveWorkbook.SaveAs filename:=Path1 & Path2 & "" & myfilename & ". MkDir Path:="\\ant\dept-eu\CSCAN\4-ProcessTeam\3-Business-Analyst\Invoices" & Path2 If Dir("\\ant\dept-eu\CSCAN\4-ProcessTeam\3-Business-Analyst\Invoices" & Path2, vbDirectory) = "" Then Path1 = "\\ant\dept-eu\CSCAN\4-ProcessTeam\3-Business-Analyst\Invoices" The message from the code which is meant to show the location of where the file will be saved is just blank. Automator is a powerful app that allows you to script and automate things. Create a New Text File at Folder on Mac with Automator. When I run it, the folder gets correctly created based on the cell A2, however file name does not include value of cell A1 and then in the end I also get an error. It turns out there are many ways to create a new text file in a folder on the Mac, so let’s take a look at a few different approaches. Here is the entire code as I have it in excel. Reading and Writing Text Files using TextStreams (this blog) Creating a Text File and Writing Lines Reading in Lines from a Text File This blog is part of a complete Excel VBA tutorial, but we also run classroom training courses in VBA. I keep on editing the code and looks like each time trying to fix one thing I break something new. The easiest way to work with text files in VBA is using TextStream objects - this blog explains how they work.
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