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CraigO
We used to use FileSaveAs method in MSP 2003 VBA to save the active project
to project server under a given name, and it required the following syntax,
quoted from 2003 help:
In Microsoft Office Project Professional 2003, you must add "<>\" and
include a version for the Name argument when saving to the enterprise. For
example, to save a file to Project Server from Microsoft Office Project
Professional 2003, use the following syntax:
FileSaveAs Name:="<>\FileName.Published"
In MSP 2007, this no longer works this way, we get an error saying that the
file name is invalid and cannot contain certain characters, including < > /
and .
Does anyone know how we can change our VBA in 2007 to accomplish the same
thing? The VBA help in MSP 2007 seems to not be up to par in a lot of areas.
to project server under a given name, and it required the following syntax,
quoted from 2003 help:
In Microsoft Office Project Professional 2003, you must add "<>\" and
include a version for the Name argument when saving to the enterprise. For
example, to save a file to Project Server from Microsoft Office Project
Professional 2003, use the following syntax:
FileSaveAs Name:="<>\FileName.Published"
In MSP 2007, this no longer works this way, we get an error saying that the
file name is invalid and cannot contain certain characters, including < > /
and .
Does anyone know how we can change our VBA in 2007 to accomplish the same
thing? The VBA help in MSP 2007 seems to not be up to par in a lot of areas.