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Excel saves to wrong folder
In Excel XP, I open two files from a local folder. Then I save (using 'Save
As') the first file to a folder on a network share, when I try and save the second file to a different folder on the same network share, Excel saves the second file to the folder the frst file was saved to. I can diplicate this on multiple machines on multiple domains. I have applied all updates. Is there a way to stop this from happening? The only work around I have come up with is to close Excel between each 'Save As' attempt. |
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Excel saves to wrong folder
when I try and save the second file to a different folder
When you do the second Save As are you saying that Excel will not allow you to select another folder? Or are you saying that, even though you can select another folder, Excel will not use it? I've have never run into either problem (and I just tried it now with Excel 2002). -- Jim "T Dragos" T wrote in message ... | In Excel XP, I open two files from a local folder. Then I save (using 'Save | As') the first file to a folder on a network share, when I try and save the | second file to a different folder on the same network share, Excel saves the | second file to the folder the frst file was saved to. I can diplicate this on | multiple machines on multiple domains. I have applied all updates. Is there a | way to stop this from happening? The only work around I have come up with is | to close Excel between each 'Save As' attempt. |
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Excel saves to wrong folder
I can select the folder, and it appears to save the file, but when I go
looking, the file is in the first folder. Again, the key seems to be the first "save as" location is sticking when I try the second "save as". I am using Excel 2002 (10.6816.6817) SP3 "Jim Rech" wrote: when I try and save the second file to a different folder When you do the second Save As are you saying that Excel will not allow you to select another folder? Or are you saying that, even though you can select another folder, Excel will not use it? I've have never run into either problem (and I just tried it now with Excel 2002). -- Jim "T Dragos" T wrote in message ... | In Excel XP, I open two files from a local folder. Then I save (using 'Save | As') the first file to a folder on a network share, when I try and save the | second file to a different folder on the same network share, Excel saves the | second file to the folder the frst file was saved to. I can diplicate this on | multiple machines on multiple domains. I have applied all updates. Is there a | way to stop this from happening? The only work around I have come up with is | to close Excel between each 'Save As' attempt. |
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Excel saves to wrong folder
I am using Excel 2002 (10.6816.6817) SP3
The same version as I was using. Very strange as it does not happen for me, as I said. Sorry I do not have an answer. -- Jim "T Dragos" wrote in message ... |I can select the folder, and it appears to save the file, but when I go | looking, the file is in the first folder. Again, the key seems to be the | first "save as" location is sticking when I try the second "save as". I am | using Excel 2002 (10.6816.6817) SP3 | | "Jim Rech" wrote: | | when I try and save the second file to a different folder | | When you do the second Save As are you saying that Excel will not allow you | to select another folder? Or are you saying that, even though you can | select another folder, Excel will not use it? I've have never run into | either problem (and I just tried it now with Excel 2002). | | -- | Jim | "T Dragos" T wrote in message | ... | | In Excel XP, I open two files from a local folder. Then I save (using | 'Save | | As') the first file to a folder on a network share, when I try and save | the | | second file to a different folder on the same network share, Excel saves | the | | second file to the folder the frst file was saved to. I can diplicate this | on | | multiple machines on multiple domains. I have applied all updates. Is | there a | | way to stop this from happening? The only work around I have come up with | is | | to close Excel between each 'Save As' attempt. | | | |
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Excel saves to wrong folder
I wasn't doing this through code. One of my users just likes to open multiple
Excel Spread sheets at the same time and then save them to different locations. "Don Guillett" wrote: Does this help? Sub savefileasandcomeback() originalpath = ActiveWorkbook.Path MsgBox op ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:= _ "YourPath\YourName.xls", _ FileFormat:=xlNormal, Password:="", WriteResPassword:="", _ ReadOnlyRecommended:=False, CreateBackup:=False ChDir originalpath End Sub -- Don Guillett SalesAid Software "T Dragos" wrote in message ... I can select the folder, and it appears to save the file, but when I go looking, the file is in the first folder. Again, the key seems to be the first "save as" location is sticking when I try the second "save as". I am using Excel 2002 (10.6816.6817) SP3 "Jim Rech" wrote: when I try and save the second file to a different folder When you do the second Save As are you saying that Excel will not allow you to select another folder? Or are you saying that, even though you can select another folder, Excel will not use it? I've have never run into either problem (and I just tried it now with Excel 2002). -- Jim "T Dragos" T wrote in message ... | In Excel XP, I open two files from a local folder. Then I save (using 'Save | As') the first file to a folder on a network share, when I try and save the | second file to a different folder on the same network share, Excel saves the | second file to the folder the frst file was saved to. I can diplicate this on | multiple machines on multiple domains. I have applied all updates. Is there a | way to stop this from happening? The only work around I have come up with is | to close Excel between each 'Save As' attempt. |
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