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Finding Current Path
Im creating a program that is pulling information from the cd it is located
on. I am running into trouble with the fact that people have differnt names for their cd drives. I need my program to be able to tell which drive it is in. I've tryed the CurDir and it only will give the path that i had originaly on my computer instead of the present one. I know this is an easy fix but im stuck. Also is there any way to run a macro upon opening of the program instead of having to click on a button? |
Finding Current Path
Hi Mike,
Mike C wrote: Im creating a program that is pulling information from the cd it is located on. I am running into trouble with the fact that people have differnt names for their cd drives. I need my program to be able to tell which drive it is in. I've tryed the CurDir and it only will give the path that i had originaly on my computer instead of the present one. I know this is an easy fix but im stuck. Also is there any way to run a macro upon opening of the program instead of having to click on a button? ThisWorkbook.Path should give you what you're looking for. It will return the path of the workbook in which your code resides. -- Regards, Jake Marx MS MVP - Excel www.longhead.com [please keep replies in the newsgroup - email address unmonitored] |
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