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I'm trying to retrieve the path to the current directory from which an Excel Template was opened. An interesting thing is that if you use the 'New' (right-click menu item) on an .XLT file, the 'ThisWorkbook.Path' is empty -- but, if you save the file as an .XLS and then open that .XLS -- 'ThisWorkbook.Path' has a value. What I need is a way of determining the path to the directory that the XLT resides in -- before I've saved the document as an .XLS. Any tips/help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, -D --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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