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I need to get, via VBA, the user name. At least, that's what I thought I needed. What I really need is the name of the folder under "Documents and Settings" that the current user is working in. I thought this was the user name. On my computer, that folder name is my full name, as in First Last. So I ran a little one line macro: MsgBox Application.UserName That gave me my first name only. Obviously, that line of code is not looking for the folder name I need that Windows created when I installed Windows. Looking through Windows, I see that my user account name is the same as the folder name I need Question: How do I get that 'user account'/folder name via VBA? Thanks for your time. Otto |
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