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I am almost done with a fairly large macro. I have it setup to d
everything I want with the data I pull in. One problem, I don't kno
how to pull it in. I have a browse button that uses th
getfilenameopen command and it dumps a path in a cell.

Let's say the path is in cell A1 on sheet1. I want sheet2 to look jus
like the file that's path is in sheet1!A1.

Also, for the getfilenameopen, how can I make it default to alread
have a particular drive selected. I have several, and I want P: to b
the first drive I see instead of going through my computer....

Any help would be appreciated

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