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Just the intrinsic Format function and the current date:<br />
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Filename = SelectMatchingWindow(Forma<wbr />t(Date, &quot;yy.mm.dd&quot;) &amp;&nbsp; &quot;- Daily GMSP Balance Sheet.xlsm&quot;)
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Just the intrinsic Format function and the current date:

Filename = SelectMatchingWindow(Format(Date, "yy.mm.dd") &  "- Daily GMSP Balance Sheet.xlsm")

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Can I suggest you don't use fullstops within the file name? Some virus checkers will take this file as having multiple file extensions so could include a virus.<br />
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Thanks<br />
Rob H
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Can I suggest you don't use fullstops within the file name? Some virus checkers will take this file as having multiple file extensions so could include a virus.

Thanks
Rob H

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Hi Guys,<br />
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How do I add the Previous Business day to an Excel File name in a variable string?<br />
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eg. In this SelectMatchingWindow File name , I want it to pick up &quot;YY.MM.DD - Daily GMSP Balance Sheet.xlsm&quot;<br />
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Sub Macro6()<br />
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Filename = SelectMatchingWindow(&quot;- Daily GMSP Balance Sheet.xlsm&quot;)<br />
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&nbsp; 'Sheets(&quot;EMEA&quot;).Select<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;'Windows(&quot;10.29.14 - Daily GMSP Balance Sheet.xlsm (sent).xlsx&quot;).Activate<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; Sheets(&quot;EMEA&quot;).Select<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; Range(&quot;A3:M63&quot;).Select
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Hi Guys,


How do I add the Previous Business day to an Excel File name in a variable string?

eg. In this SelectMatchingWindow File name , I want it to pick up "YY.MM.DD - Daily GMSP Balance Sheet.xlsm"

Sub Macro6()


Filename = SelectMatchingWindow("- Daily GMSP Balance Sheet.xlsm")


  'Sheets("EMEA").Select
   'Windows("10.29.14 - Daily GMSP Balance Sheet.xlsm (sent).xlsx").Activate
    Sheets("EMEA").Select
    Range("A3:M63").Select

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