Save The Filename

Sep 11, 2009

I have a problem with the following code

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this is for extracting date from the filename. the 4th lines throws me the error?

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The form containing the text box has been scripted and works fine. The string entered in the textbox currently resides in the Active sheet being saved in cell "E4".

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