My users need to be able to save a file to a specific drive mapping or they must save to specific directories for an automated process. I have a macro that will help define that path so they do not have to worry about typing.
thus for an automated process they may need to go: \\bpftp1\Fulfillment ftp\Data Loads\ProdTrans\130\ and \\bpftp1\Fulfillment ftp\Data Loads\StgTrans\130\ but for a manual process only to the C:\ drive. I am defining the path in a field on a specific sheet.
I want it so if it begins with \\bpftp1\Fulfillment ftp\Data Loads, the remainder of the path will be in the macro and it will save to multiple places. But if it does not equal \\bpftp1\Fulfillment ftp\Data Loads then it should grab what is in that defined path field and save it there with the filename that is also defined.
With ActiveWorkbook
fname = .Worksheets("Macro").Range("D3").Value & ".csv"
Path = .Worksheets("Macro").Range("D4").Value
.SaveAs "\\bpftp1\Fulfillment ftp\Data Loads\ProdTrans\130\" & fname
.SaveAs "\\bpftp1\Fulfillment ftp\Data Loads\StgTrans\130\" & fname
.SaveAs "\\bpftp1\Fulfillment ftp\Data Loads\DevTrans\730\" & fname
.SaveAs "\\bpftp1\Fulfillment ftp\Data Loads\DevConfig\680\" & fname
End With
ActiveWorkbook.Save
ActiveWorkbook.Close
Sheets("Macro").Select
End Sub
I was going to use an If Else statement:
With ActiveWorkbook
fname = .Worksheets("Macro").Range("D3").Value & ".csv"
Path = .Worksheets("Macro").Range("D4").Value
If Path = "\\bpftp1\Fulfillment ftp\Data Loads\" Then
.SaveAs Path & "ProdTrans\130\" & fname
.SaveAs Path & "StgTrans\130\" & fname
.SaveAs Path & "DevTrans\730\" & fname
.SaveAs Path & "DevConfig\680\" & fname
Else
.SaveAs Path & fname
End If
End With
It does not like the \ in the path.