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    This macro saves the active Word document to a new folder location and then back to its original location, allowing the user to have a copy in two places. It gets the original file name and path, saves a copy to a new folder adding the document name, and then saves again back to the original file name and path location.

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    Macro to save to multiple locations in microsoft word

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    Save to Multiple Locations Macro

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    This macro saves the active Word document to a new folder location and then back to its original location, allowing the user to have a copy in two places. It gets the original file name and path, saves a copy to a new folder adding the document name, and then saves again back to the original file name and path location.

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    14 views1 page

    Save To Multiple Locations Macro

    Uploaded by

    Nshuti Rene Fabrice
    This macro saves the active Word document to a new folder location and then back to its original location, allowing the user to have a copy in two places. It gets the original file name and path, saves a copy to a new folder adding the document name, and then saves again back to the original file name and path location.

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    Save to Multiple Locations Macro

    Dim OriginalName As String

    OriginalName = ActiveDocument.FullName

    ActiveDocument.SaveAs C:\Users\NewFolder + ActiveDocument.Name

    ActiveDocument.SaveAs OriginalName

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