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Use Application object to save a workbook as a new file


 



Public Sub SaveSpecificWorkbook1()

  Application.Workbooks.Add

  Call Application.ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs("temp1.xls")

  Application.Workbooks("temp1.xls").SaveAs ("copy of temp1.xls")

End Sub

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