Fast Export All Worksheets into Their Own Excel File

How to quickly export every worksheet in a workbook into its own separate Excel file with the click of a button.

This tutorial allows you to take huge workbooks and better manage them.

This tutorial also serves as the foundation for many more powerful and involved things that you can do once you have exported the worksheet, such as:
- Email each file to the correct person after it is exported.
- Augment or change the exported sheet without changing the original data.
- Create custom reports for each user or person responsible for the exported data.
- Much more - view my VBA Course to see how much more you can do (link below).

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[BrendanFromBC]

Such a big audio improvement with the new mic and settings! Thanks for the upgrade :)

[pieterGouws]

Such a practical tool and as said this builds out into much more complex tasks. I use the principle to create lots of different price lists from a wb and email the saved versions across the company to different regions with different currencies.
This changed a two hour manual process to a two minute automated pleasure 😉

[kik]

"That's all you need, ' but keep adding!

[nadermounir]

Nice video 📹 I am already subscribed to your course. Thank u for ur hard work

[antontaun]

I appreciate the blade runner references

[kishore]

Hello Sir I need a help can we change the Default name Book 1 while opening a new file to the already existing file name by itself ?

[DLE-thxi]

What if you want to just replace the existing files. Do you have a video to show this?

[DLE-thxi]

What it you have more than one ws you don't want to export <>?

[sagargupta]

Hi, can you please tell me, if I want save the worksheets in csv format instead of excel format, then, what no. should I give while writing FileFormat = 51?

[bookmaster]

Can u please help me with how to press enter and activate a command button instead if click on it..?