Excel - A macro to record button
On May 16,2022 by Tom RoutleyIssue
I would like to create a command button "Record" in an Excel file.
When someone click on the button , the macro takes the cell where the person has entered his name and cell containing the respective date and save the data in a workbook.
Solution
Open your workbook
Open the VBA Alt F11
Double left click on ThisWorkbook in the top left
Right click in right window
Copy the code below in this window
Sub Macro_Enregistrement() Dim Nom_Fichier, Chemin, Reponse 'A definir Chemin = "C:............" 'A1 et A2 a changer suivant vos besoin Nom_Fichier = Worksheets("Feuil1").Range("A1") & Worksheets("Feuil1").Range("A2") & ".xlsm" retval = MsgBox("Voulez- vous enregistrer ce fichier: " & Nom_Fichier & " ?", vbYesNo) If retval = 6 Then Reponse = "Fichier " & Nom_Fichier & " sauvegardé" ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:=Chemin & Nom_Fichier, _ FileFormat:=xlOpenXMLWorkbookMacroEnabled, CreateBackup:=False Else Reponse = "Fichier non sauvegardé" End If retval = MsgBox(Reponse) End Sub
Create a button and assign the macro.
Thanks to f894009 for this tip.
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