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Show the excel filename
Hi
I want to use macro to show the active worksheet's filename & the path (e.g c:\excel\test.xls). How to do it? thx swah |
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Show the excel filename
Hi WeWa,
With your example, c:\excel\test.xls, ActiveWorkbook.Name will return the workbook name; test.xls ActiveWorkbook.Fullname will return the name and path; c:\excel\test.xls: --- Regards, Norman "WeWa" wrote in message ... Hi I want to use macro to show the active worksheet's filename & the path (e.g c:\excel\test.xls). How to do it? thx swah |
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Show the excel filename
Try this
MsgBox ActiveWorkbook.FullName -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "WeWa" wrote in message ... Hi I want to use macro to show the active worksheet's filename & the path (e.g c:\excel\test.xls). How to do it? thx swah |
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