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Print "ActiveWorkbook.FullName" always.....but
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then isert this in a new workbook. save this workbook as template (*.xlt file9 and use this template for your future workbooks -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany "Dante" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... "Frank Kabel" ha scritto nel messaggio ... Hi this has to go in your workbook module: - open your file - hit ALT+F11 to open the VBA Editor - locate in the left window your project and double click on the item 'ThisWorkbook' - paste the code in this module - close the VBA Editor, save the file and try it hi i want it work in *all* workbook (past e future) . is possible ? thk for reply |
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