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Defining paths of files
I have a sheet which has macros to open other files and
fill them out with data. To open the files, i specify the entire file path. The folders are currently on a shared drive. i wish to burn the folders and spreadsheets onto CD's. DO i have to change the file path within VB , and what happens when one persons CD drive is volume D: and the next is volume Z: etc I apprecitae this is probably a simple question prased badly, but i would appreciate your help. Regards Richard |
Defining paths of files
Hi Richard
You can use the path of the workbook with the macro's. In VBA Thisworkbook.path -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "Richard" wrote in message ... I have a sheet which has macros to open other files and fill them out with data. To open the files, i specify the entire file path. The folders are currently on a shared drive. i wish to burn the folders and spreadsheets onto CD's. DO i have to change the file path within VB , and what happens when one persons CD drive is volume D: and the next is volume Z: etc I apprecitae this is probably a simple question prased badly, but i would appreciate your help. Regards Richard |
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