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Excel VBA and OneDrive SaveCopyAs
- I don't know what the current value of lcFile is when the error occurs?
If you pass just a file name (no path) to the SaveAs method, Excel assumes it needs to be saved in the active directory. Judging by the error message you showed that seems to be c:\Windows. Users are not allowed to save files there. You must provide the SaveAs method with both the path and a filename.
re my msg 9/2/22 I attached the wrong .gif file. Correct file attached. I'm not dong too well with this problem. You probaby noticed I managed to send a msg to myself. Thanks for your patience.
- In your code the filename is never assigned, lcFile is an empty string.
I can't apologise enough. This will be my third try at sending you the correct info. The code works when opening the Excel on my laptop when it has access to the resident file locations. When I open Excel from the online view of OneDrive the code fails with the message shown in the attached .gif. I don't see a way round this and I may have to be satisfied by making the archive file "manually" using the Save As option resident in Excel. As I sometimes reply on others to operate the workbook I would have preferred coding. Perhaps I need to find another route to a solution.
I've attached Sub test() and the error displayed on running " Application.ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs (lcFile)". I'm guessing that I have something wrong with the syntax? Can you advise?
coltartjmcsa3re my msg 9/2/22 I attached the wrong .gif file. Correct file attached. I'm not dong too well with this problem. Thanks for your patience.
