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Application.Path
Hi,
I use the following line to select a file to be opened in a piece of VB: dirpathIn = Application.Path + "\Blank Price List v1.1.xls" 'where the blank price list sheet is located This works perfectly on the 5 or so systems running Win2k and Office 2k/Excel 2k on different build levels, different ages, different general installations etc. However, it does not seem to work on the only machine that has XP and Office 2002/Excel 2002 and I need to hard code the path for the line to work. Question: Is this a known 'feature' of the 2k/2002 migration or have I just left something out.... Any help and suggestions gladly received. Regards, Simon email: removing 'junk' please |
Application.Path
Simon,
What do you mean when you say it doesn't work. Does it return an incorrect path? Does it return nothing? It works fine for me. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "Simon Davies" wrote in message ... Hi, I use the following line to select a file to be opened in a piece of VB: dirpathIn = Application.Path + "\Blank Price List v1.1.xls" 'where the blank price list sheet is located This works perfectly on the 5 or so systems running Win2k and Office 2k/Excel 2k on different build levels, different ages, different general installations etc. However, it does not seem to work on the only machine that has XP and Office 2002/Excel 2002 and I need to hard code the path for the line to work. Question: Is this a known 'feature' of the 2k/2002 migration or have I just left something out.... Any help and suggestions gladly received. Regards, Simon email: removing 'junk' please |
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