What stops you from getting what you want?

llSaved = oExcel.Dialogs(xlDialogSaveAs).Show(lcNewFileName)

You can also specify a format to save as the second parameter.

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>I thank you very much but I got the same with "oexcel.save()" or "saveas()"
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>The result is "Libro1..2..3...4..." an so (the Spanish default name for Excel) and that's not what I want.
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>I want that dialog box but instead of "Libro1" : "Sales notes on February 2010" and if the client doesn't want that name for the file He is able to change it.
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>I think I will use the suggestion:
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>"You can prompt user to enter the file name in, say, text box, and then use textbox.value in .workbook.saveas(...) statement"
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>This was not what I wanted to do but You can't do everything you want...
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