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Does Excel impose a different limit on the length of file names than Windows
does? I'm trying to open a file with a long name. (The name including multi-level nested folders plus the file name itself.) I can see the file in Windows Explorer, but when I try to double-click to open it in the normal way, Excel gives me the message: <file name could not be found. Check the spelling ... When I try to open it from within Excel using File Open, the file does not even appear in the folder. Obviously one solution is to shorten the file name or folder name and that seems to work. But I often work with files in multiple-nested folders, so I'm trying to understand what the problem is. I'm using Excel 2003 and Windows XP, and the file is on a network file server. Thanks. |
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