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RagDyeR
Use "Save As" and rename ... then delete old file.
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Craig
Is there a way in Excel 2003 to change the name of an excel file without
having to get out and go into Windows Exlorer to do it?
having to get out and go into Windows Exlorer to do it?
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Peo Sjoblom
Yes, you can do another save as and give it a new name, then do file>open
and delete the old file from Excel without having to use Windows explorer.
Obviously you can't change the name of a file that is already open.. So if
you want to use a macro, the code has to close the file when it changes the
name and then open it again
and delete the old file from Excel without having to use Windows explorer.
Obviously you can't change the name of a file that is already open.. So if
you want to use a macro, the code has to close the file when it changes the
name and then open it again
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Bob I
As long as it isn't the file you have currently open, Click File, Open,
select the file, press F2 and type in the new name, press enter.
select the file, press F2 and type in the new name, press enter.
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Ragdyer
Never tried that before.
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