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![]() Given the following path: s = Excel.ActiveWorkbook.Path how can I find the parent folder 3 levels up? Eg if s = p:\paydata\hrimp\library\monthlystats\2005\12\Chie fExec i want to be able to return p:\paydata\hrimp\library\monthlystats I could do it by searching for the \ characters from the end of the string, but it is there any easier way to do this? Nirmal Singh |
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