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i would like to display in a msgbox the current toolbar file path (similar to
how the following displays the current workbook's path: MsgBox ThisWorkbook.FullName). is this possible? [note: if the answer is to perform a file search & then use the results in a msgbox, i have trouble getting file search to consistently work. today it won't display any results for a *.xlb search, yet previously it led me to where my file was saved. i never know if "no results" really means no results. i'm sure it's me, but i haven't figured it out.] thank you. elizabeth |
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