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Default add a workbook.

I declared a workbook and set that workbook to
workbooks.add. What is the default path that workbook is
given? Can I set the path for it?
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When you add a workbook it doesn't have a path. That gets assigned when you
save it.

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Default add a workbook.

I add a workbook and name it but not save it and I can
find it in my C drive without saving it?
-----Original Message-----
When you add a workbook it doesn't have a path. That gets

assigned when you
save it.

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Default add a workbook.

No, it isn't there until the first time it is saved.

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I add a workbook and name it but not save it and I can
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When you add a workbook it doesn't have a path. That gets

assigned when you
save it.

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I declared a workbook and set that workbook to
workbooks.add. What is the default path that workbook is
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Default add a workbook.

You can't name it without saving it. The saved file name is the name of the
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I add a workbook and name it but not save it and I can
find it in my C drive without saving it?
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When you add a workbook it doesn't have a path. That gets

assigned when you
save it.

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HTH

Bob Phillips
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I declared a workbook and set that workbook to
workbooks.add. What is the default path that workbook is
given? Can I set the path for it?



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