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'MsgBox "You find the new folder in this location :" & PathToFolderĬreateFolderinMacOffice2016 = PathToFolderĬreating a folder using this function and directly using the returning value as file path will make it work.Īll credits to Ron de Bruin, I just copied this to help out. 'You can use this msgbox line for testing if you want TestStr = Dir(PathToFolder & "*", vbDirectory) "Library/Group Containers/UBF8T346G9.Office/" OfficeFolder = Replace(OfficeFolder, "/Desktop", "") & _ OfficeFolder = MacScript("return POSIX path of (path to desktop folder) as string") 'Function to create folder if it not exists in the Microsoft Office Folder The key function is this Function CreateFolderinMacOffice2016(NameFolder As String) As String

#Export pdf to excel mac Pc#

It appears that the export to PDF parameters react differently on mac than on windows PC and you need a workaround that saves the PDF into the users Library folder, specificially into the Office Library folder. I am not sure if this request is still valid, but I found a solution on Sheets("Estimate summary").Range("E" & LigneIS + 1) = Sheets("NANTUCKET ESTIMATE").Range("M49") Sheets("Estimate summary").Range("D" & LigneIS + 1) = Sheets("NANTUCKET ESTIMATE").Range("A12") Sheets("Estimate summary").Range("B" & LigneIS + 1) = Sheets("NANTUCKET ESTIMATE").Range("H8") XlQualityStandard, IncludeDocProperties:=True, IgnorePrintAreas:=False, _ Lien = "/Users/macbookpro/Desktop/INVOICE/" & Tipe2ĬhDir "/Users/macbookpro/Desktop/INVOICE/" & Tipe2ĪctiveSheet.ExportAsFixedFormat Type:=xlTypePDF, Filename:= _ Sheets("NANTUCKET ESTIMATE").Range("M49") Sheets("Estimate summary").Range("E" & LigneIS + 1) = Sheets("NANTUCKET ESTIMATE").Range("A12") Sheets("Estimate summary").Range("D" & LigneIS + 1) =

Sheets("Estimate summary").Range("C" & LigneIS + 1) = "NANTUCKET" Sheets("Estimate summary").Range("B" & LigneIS + 1) = Sheets("Estimate summary").Range("A" & LigneIS + 1) = Now Sheets("Invoice summary").Range("E" & LigneIS + 1) = Sheets("NANTUCKET ESTIMATE").Range("M49") Sheets("Invoice summary").Range("D" & LigneIS + 1) = Sheets("NANTUCKET ESTIMATE").Range("A12") Sheets("Invoice summary").Range("C" & LigneIS + 1) = "NANTUCKET" Sheets("Invoice summary").Range("B" & LigneIS + 1) = Sheets("NANTUCKET ESTIMATE").Range("H8") Sheets("Invoice summary").Range("A" & LigneIS + 1) = Now LigneIS = Application.CountA(Sheets("Invoice summary").Range("A:A")) If anybody can help me I will be very glad.

Same code working on my Windows PC, but it doesn't work on my MAC pc.When I click the Save button, it's printing the pdf instead save it. I want to export the active sheet as a PDF file to the specific folder. I have a macro code for my Excel document.