Active 2 years, 9 months ago. Viewed 18k times. I always get java. Help please, thanks. Improve this question. Considering that the error happens when attempting to read the file, the code you posted right now is less relevant. Please share the code you use to read the file and add it to your question. Cooshal whit this path returns the same error: java. What is the exact location of this file?
Show 3 more comments. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer. You can save the workbook in the same directory of the macro workbook using ThisWorkbook.
Path property. You can download the example file and explore it. While Saving the existing workbook or a new excel file with existing name, Excel will prompt a warning message. It will interrupt the procedure and ask user to press yes or no for overwriting a file. You can avoid this by disabling the alerts temporarily and save the workbook with the same name by setting the Application.
Once you are done with the task, you should enable the application alerts by setting the property TRUE.
The following example will show you, how to overwrite a file by disabling the application alerts. Now seamlessly manage your projects, tasks, meetings, presentations, teams, customers, stakeholders and time.
This page describes all the amazing new features and options that come with our premium templates. Your means of describing all in this paragraph is really good, every one be able to easily understand it, Thanks a lot. Having trouble using the below code. Any ideas? SaveAs SaveFile. Verify that the file has not been corrupted and that the file extension matches the format of the file. Hi Rob, I found no issues in your code, you may be using Excel This is great help thanks!
But I am trying to combine two codes but I cannot do it! I would like the macro to save the workbook as a file name taken from a cell and also save in in a certain folder location.! Please can you help?!! Hi, Can I use a macro to save the excel file in a specific location based off of a specific cell within the document?
Also, Could I have the macro change the name of the document based off of a different cell within the same document? Yes, you can use SaveAs method of workbook to save the file with different name. Assuming you have the file name in the Cell A1. RunRuleDirect oRule oFile. Excuse me if I have not interpreted you correctly. You have an external rule that activates an internal rule of a file, perhaps a template. You create a new document, you want that with the external rule, an internal rule of your file is activated.
If what you need is that, the rule is simpler, you do not have to open any file, because it is already open, it is your new file. Regarding the path, I think you do not need it, and if you need it you should save the file first because if you create it from a template the file until you save it will not have a path. PathAndFileName False ' without extension. Notice: updates available for Apache Log4j vulnerabilities. See the security advisory on the Autodesk Trust Center for more information.
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The Publishing Wizard modifies the form template for use in a document library, creates the new document library, and then saves the form template as the default form template for that document library.
After you publish the form template, you must configure the Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services site to display forms that are based on this form template in a Web browser. If you do not configure the SharePoint site, users who do not have Office InfoPath installed on their computers will get an error when they try to open a form that is based on this form template.
In the Save As dialog box, browse to the location where you want to save the form template, and then click Save. If there are errors listed the Design Checker task pane, fix those errors, and then click Refresh to determine whether the errors still exist.
On the next page of the wizard, in the Enter the location of your SharePoint or InfoPath Forms Services site box, type the location of the SharePoint site where you want to publish your form template, and then click Next. On the next page of the wizard, select the Enable this form to be filled out by using a browser check box, click Document Library , and then click Next.
Click Create a new document library , and then click Next. On the next page of the wizard, type a name and description for the document library, and then click Next.
Choose the fields in the form template that you want to appear as columns in the default view of the document library. Select the field that you want to add as a column in the document library, and then do one of the following:. Select the site column in the Site column group list, select a name in the Column name list, and then click OK.
Note: If you selected a repeating field to display data in the document library, you can define how you want to display the field in the document library by clicking a value in the Function list. You can choose whether to display the first value in the field, the last value in the field, or a count of all of the occurrences of the field, or whether to merge all of the values together.
Find links to more information about displaying data in columns in a document library in the See also section. On the next page of the wizard, verify that the information shown is correct, and then click Publish. To determine whether you published the form template, click Open this document library. If you published the form template, your Web browser will open with a form that is based on the form template.
Configure the SharePoint site to display forms that are based on this form template in a Web browser. Under Site Administration , click Site libraries and lists. When you publish a form template as a site content type, the Publishing Wizard modifies the form template for use as a site content type. Just as you do when creating a new document library, you can convert your form template into a browser-enabled form template in the Publishing Wizard.
The wizard then save the form template to the server as a site content type.
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