How to Get Excel Command Line Programmatically
 

Is there a way to access the command line used to launch Excel from VBA code
in the workbook?

- Drew

How to Get Excel Command Line Programmatically
 

are you looking for the excels path?


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No, I want to get the command line arguments.

- Drew

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You can use the shell command


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No, I want to get the command line arguments.

- Drew

"funkymonkUK" wrote:


are you looking for the excels path?


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IIRC, there were problems with some versions of windows (but I'm not sure IRC!):

http://groups.google.co.uk/group/mic...ca75a8220396ce

or

http://snipurl.com/sfy3

(If you search google newsgroups (in the *excel* newsgroups), you'll find lots
of attempts.)

I searched for "command line" with the quotes.

Drew Lettington wrote:

Is there a way to access the command line used to launch Excel from VBA code
in the workbook?

- Drew

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