Hey everyone.

I've got this code:

Workbooks.Open ("C:\Documents and
settings\tmf\Desktop\NY\TEST\template.xls")

ActiveWorkbook.SaveCopyAs "C:\Documents and
Settings\tmf\Desktop\NY\TEST\template1.xls"

I run this code from another file in the some folder "TEST". I would
like to be able to run "template.xls" WITHOUT adding the path of the
folder "TEST". Of course the file with the code should be in the same
folder.

I HTML one just say :\template.xls - how about VBA?

Please help me! :)

Best regards and thank you.

/Tommy


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TMF,

Exactly what you're asking is a little unclear however I think the answer
will lie with either the .Path property or the .FullName property of the
workbook object.


Regards,
Vic Eldridge


"Tmf" wrote:


Hey everyone.

I've got this code:

Workbooks.Open ("C:\Documents and
settings\tmf\Desktop\NY\TEST\template.xls")

ActiveWorkbook.SaveCopyAs "C:\Documents and
Settings\tmf\Desktop\NY\TEST\template1.xls"

I run this code from another file in the some folder "TEST". I would
like to be able to run "template.xls" WITHOUT adding the path of the
folder "TEST". Of course the file with the code should be in the same
folder.

I HTML one just say :\template.xls - how about VBA?

Please help me! :)

Best regards and thank you.

/Tommy


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