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Hi Mark,
Try \\servername\shareddrivename\path\filename -- John johnf202 at hotmail dot com "Mark Kubicki" wrote in message ... i need to reference a file: "E:\@ Timesheets\Job Nos for Timesheets.xls" (the file is shared) problem is that some of the office has the server as "E:", some as "F:", and some as "E:\Server\" and suggestions for determining and quickly extracting the file path with i could then concatenate to "@ Timesheets\Job Nos for Timesheets.xls", creating a full path... thought at this would give me direction, but alas: Set fs = Application.FileSearch With fs .LookIn = "My Computer" .Filename = "Job Nos for Timesheets.xls [Shared]" thanks in advance, mark |
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