save excel file as text file without txt extension

wrstlngkayak

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I'm trying to create a macro to save multiple sheets of data as separate text files but i cannot have the .txt file extension. Any ideas?
 

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...what?

If you save something as a certain file type, the file has that type's extension (be it xls, txt, doc, etc) whether the extensions are displayed on screen or not. :confused:

Why do you not want the extension?
 
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im have around 700 files that will be used for a webpage but i cannot have the .txt or the links to those files will not work
 
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