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Hi,

I'm trying to run some code and part of that is to change to a particular
drive, directory and folder. Namely:
ChDir "H:\Accounting\Journals"

However, I find that the excel code ignores this instruction and saves the
text file (created via the code) to whatever directory I may have opened
last.

As I am on a network, is there something else that needs to be included in
the code to force Excel to go to the correct drive, etc.?

Rob


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Do both

ChDrive "H"
ChDir "H:\Accounting\Journals"


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Hi,

I'm trying to run some code and part of that is to change to a particular
drive, directory and folder. Namely:
ChDir "H:\Accounting\Journals"

However, I find that the excel code ignores this instruction and saves the
text file (created via the code) to whatever directory I may have opened
last.

As I am on a network, is there something else that needs to be included in
the code to force Excel to go to the correct drive, etc.?

Rob




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Bob Phillips wrote:
Do both

ChDrive "H"
ChDir "H:\Accounting\Journals"

Hi,

[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]

Rob


Sorry to hijack this thread, I've tried this on a task that I have (to print
through adobe accrobat to a specific directory as a PDF file), but the
directory hasn't changed, It's still one that I accessed previously
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Thanks Bob,

I'll try that when I can next week, but I hope it works (see post from
Francois).

Rob

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Do both

ChDrive "H"
ChDir "H:\Accounting\Journals"


--
HTH

Bob Phillips

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"Rob" <none wrote in message
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Hi,

I'm trying to run some code and part of that is to change to a particular
drive, directory and folder. Namely:
ChDir "H:\Accounting\Journals"

However, I find that the excel code ignores this instruction and saves
the
text file (created via the code) to whatever directory I may have opened
last.

As I am on a network, is there something else that needs to be included
in
the code to force Excel to go to the correct drive, etc.?

Rob






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I haven't come across a problem, and I never use PDF, so no ideas there.

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Bob Phillips

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Thanks Bob,

I'll try that when I can next week, but I hope it works (see post from
Francois).

Rob

"Bob Phillips" wrote in message
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Do both

ChDrive "H"
ChDir "H:\Accounting\Journals"


--
HTH

Bob Phillips

(replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct)

"Rob" <none wrote in message
...
Hi,

I'm trying to run some code and part of that is to change to a

particular
drive, directory and folder. Namely:
ChDir "H:\Accounting\Journals"

However, I find that the excel code ignores this instruction and saves
the
text file (created via the code) to whatever directory I may have

opened
last.

As I am on a network, is there something else that needs to be included
in
the code to force Excel to go to the correct drive, etc.?

Rob










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Hi Bob,

Just to let you know adding ChDrive "H" to the procedure worked for me.

Thanks again,

Rob

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I haven't come across a problem, and I never use PDF, so no ideas there.

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HTH

Bob Phillips

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"Rob" wrote in message
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Thanks Bob,

I'll try that when I can next week, but I hope it works (see post from
Francois).

Rob

"Bob Phillips" wrote in message
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Do both

ChDrive "H"
ChDir "H:\Accounting\Journals"


--
HTH

Bob Phillips

(replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct)

"Rob" <none wrote in message
...
Hi,

I'm trying to run some code and part of that is to change to a

particular
drive, directory and folder. Namely:
ChDir "H:\Accounting\Journals"

However, I find that the excel code ignores this instruction and saves
the
text file (created via the code) to whatever directory I may have

opened
last.

As I am on a network, is there something else that needs to be
included
in
the code to force Excel to go to the correct drive, etc.?

Rob










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