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Default Prompting for a Directory Name

Excel 2003. I currently use "Application.GetOpenFilename" to prompt users to
browse to and select a file. It returns the full file name with path. Is
there a similar method by which I can prompt the user to select (browse to) a
folder (NOT a file) and have that folder's name and full path returned?
Thanks for any help.
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