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Capturing the directory when a workbook is opened from Explorer
I would like to be able to capture the directory that a
workbook is opened from Windows Explorer in a VB auto_open macro. The CurDir function only works if the file was opened using Excel. |
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Capturing the directory when a workbook is opened from Explorer
Would ThisWorkbook.Path do the job? Alex J "Brian Walters" wrote in message ... I would like to be able to capture the directory that a workbook is opened from Windows Explorer in a VB auto_open macro. The CurDir function only works if the file was opened using Excel. |
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