Excel VBA：运行时错误1004：Excel无法访问文件

Question

I am creating a macro of the report generator that let the user to save a copy of the file to its destination.

Cell value ("E5") is where the user input the date. Cell value ("E11") is where user keyin the record name (in this case colour values)

The macro will save it to the location in the C drive

Here are the code :

Sub CTemplate()

'Select up the macro generator
    Sheets("File Generator").Select

'Save file according to the textbox values

        Dim filename As String
        Dim varDatevalue As String
        Dim varColourvalue As String

        varDatevalue = Range("E5").Value
        varColourvalue = Range("E11").Value

        ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs filename:="C:\Colour Log\" & varDatevalue & "--" & varColourvalue & ".xlsm", _
        FileFormat:=xlOpenXMLWorkbookMacroEnabled, CreateBackup:=False

However, there are some problems as I encounter to run time error:

I already tried as followed:

• Debugging and search for SO but couldn't find any one else with the same problems
• I already created the folder at the desired locations
• Uncheck ("Read Only") check box for the file so it can be written

Thank you .

Answer 1

“文件名不能包含以下任何字符：\\ /：*？“ <> |”-您的文件名似乎是“ 5 \\ 11 \\ 4192C700”，这实际上意味着您试图将文件保存在非目录c：\\ Colour Log \\ 5 \\ 11 \\ 4192C700。您必须在文件名中更改其他字符的斜杠。

Answer 2

The '\\ / : * ? < > | [ ] "' Issue

Sub CTemplate()

    'Always place values, especially text into constants, so you can
    'quickly change them and you don't have to search and change them
    'wherever they appear in the code.
    Const cStrPath As String = "C:\Colour Log\"
    Const cStrWsName As String = "File Generator"
    Const cStrDateCell As String = "E5"
    Const cStrColorCell As String = "E11"

    Dim arrNope As Variant
    Dim strNope As String

    Dim strFileName As String
    Dim strDate As String
    Dim strColour As String
    Dim intNope As Integer

    'Characters you can't have in a filename
    strNope = "\ / : * ? < > | [ ] " & Chr(34) 'Chr(34) is double quotes (")
    'You can add other characters like "." if you don't want them in the
    'filename, just make sure to separate the characters and end the string
    'with a space (" ").

    'Paste the characters into an array
    arrNope = Split(strNope)

    'Calculate strings
    With Worksheets(cStrWsName)
        'Loop through the array of characters
        For intNope = LBound(arrNope) To UBound(arrNope)
            'With 'Cstr' you coerce each value to a string data type.
            'With 'Replace' you replace each character with "", practically you
            'delete each 'unwanted' character if it is found.
            strDate = Replace(CStr(.Range(cStrDateCell).Value), _
                arrNope(intNope), "")
        Next
        'Coerce the value to a string datatype
        strColour = CStr(.Range(cStrColorCell).Value)
    End With

    'Calculate filename
    strFileName = cStrPath & strDate & "--" & strColour & ".xlsm"

    'The following line is used only to suppress the error that could occur when
    'a file already exists and at the prompt "No" or "Cancel" is selected.
    On Error Resume Next

    'Save the file
    ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs filename:=strFileName, _
        FileFormat:=xlOpenXMLWorkbookMacroEnabled

End Sub