I don't know any built-in method to return the xlb path in excel macro.
if using Excel 2000 and later, how about something like this:

Function XLBPath() 'for Excel 2000 and later
Dim XLBName As String, XLStart As String
Dim nVer As Integer, i As Integer
nVer = Int(Val(Application.Version))
Select Case nVer
Case Is < 9: Exit Function
Case 9: XLBName = "Excel.xlb"
Case Else: XLBName = "Excel" & nVer & ".xlb"
End Select
XLStart = Application.StartupPath
i = InStrRev(XLStart, "\")
If i 0 Then XLBPath = Left(XLStart, i) & XLBName
End Function

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HTH,

okaizawa


Elizabeth wrote:
i would like to display in a msgbox the current toolbar file path (similar to
how the following displays the current workbook's path: MsgBox
ThisWorkbook.FullName). is this possible?

[note: if the answer is to perform a file search & then use the results in a
msgbox, i have trouble getting file search to consistently work. today it
won't display any results for a *.xlb search, yet previously it led me to
where my file was saved. i never know if "no results" really means no
results. i'm sure it's me, but i haven't figured it out.]

thank you.
elizabeth