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VBA-Excel: Create a WorkBook at Runtime.
Using VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) , you can create Excel workbook at the runtime by using Add() method.
If you won’t provide any name for the workbook it will be created as BookN, where N will increase automatically, starting from 0, as you call WorkBook.Add() function.
Function FnCreateWorkBook() Dim objWorkBook As Workbook Set objWorkBook = Workbooks.Add objWorkBook.SaveAs Filename:="NewWorkBook.xls" End Function
.Add() method creates a workbook and return object of the that. Later on you can use that object to save it to specific location or other operations.
Also Read:
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