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How do I show the current Excel filepath in the toolbar line?
Is there a way to show the complete filepath of the current Excel file in a
toolbar line? |
How do I show the current Excel filepath in the toolbar line?
You can display it in a cell by typing the following (verbatim)
=CELL("filename") -- Regards, Dave "Rick3789" wrote: Is there a way to show the complete filepath of the current Excel file in a toolbar line? |
How do I show the current Excel filepath in the toolbar line?
Hi Rick
Only with code you can do it as far as I know ActiveWindow.Caption = ActiveWorkbook.FullName -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "Rick3789" wrote in message ... Is there a way to show the complete filepath of the current Excel file in a toolbar line? |
How do I show the current Excel filepath in the toolbar line?
=CELL("filename")
You should add a cell reference to this function. =CELL("filename",A1) Otherwise, the result will be the active workbook when a calculation is made, which may not be the same workbook that contains the formula. Including a cell reference -- any cell will do -- will prevent this error. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "David Billigmeier" wrote in message ... You can display it in a cell by typing the following (verbatim) =CELL("filename") -- Regards, Dave "Rick3789" wrote: Is there a way to show the complete filepath of the current Excel file in a toolbar line? |
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