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DKS

Capturing current folder path
 
When clicking on the OPEN dialog box, .xls displays the current "folder
path". How do I programatically capture this current path.

My objective is following:

programatically I will be changing the folder from where to pick up files
and save files. However, when I quit the macro I would like to reset the
folder to the original setting before I started the macro. Hence I would
like to capture the current folder space so that I can revert back to it at
the end.

Many thanks in anticipation of your reply.

NickHK

Capturing current folder path
 
Check out CurDir.

NickHK

"DKS" wrote in message
...
When clicking on the OPEN dialog box, .xls displays the current "folder
path". How do I programatically capture this current path.

My objective is following:

programatically I will be changing the folder from where to pick up files
and save files. However, when I quit the macro I would like to reset the
folder to the original setting before I started the macro. Hence I would
like to capture the current folder space so that I can revert back to it

at
the end.

Many thanks in anticipation of your reply.




DKS

Capturing current folder path
 
Thanks.

"NickHK" wrote:

Check out CurDir.

NickHK

"DKS" wrote in message
...
When clicking on the OPEN dialog box, .xls displays the current "folder
path". How do I programatically capture this current path.

My objective is following:

programatically I will be changing the folder from where to pick up files
and save files. However, when I quit the macro I would like to reset the
folder to the original setting before I started the macro. Hence I would
like to capture the current folder space so that I can revert back to it

at
the end.

Many thanks in anticipation of your reply.






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