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How to export a worksheet objust to a folder?

Asked by jodymichael in Visual Basic Programming, Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software

Tags: excel visual basic vb vba

Hi, I have several workbooks being returned to me to validate, I built them so that an individual could attach both a word document and an image as separate objects added into the workbook with a macro. The macro identifies the name of the file and enters this name into cell A1.

Using this name, I now need to export that attached object to a folder called C:\ArchiveAttachments\

How can I do this, I can only think that I would a) need to use the name to identify which attached object to export, or b) use the name to identify the Object Number to export. Then I need to actually export it to the folder whether by opening it first or not. Any advice will be appreciated.
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