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Active directory
Hi Group, How do ID the directory that the active file is in with code? Thanks, David |
Active directory
Hi Try this: CurrentPath = ActiveWorkbook.Path Regards, Per "David" skrev i meddelelsen ... Hi Group, How do ID the directory that the active file is in with code? Thanks, David |
Active directory
Hello Per, I thought all I needed was what you provided to do what I wanted to do, which is to open all the files in the current directory. This is what I was hoping would work, but it is not: Sub OpenAllFiles() 'David Lanman 5/2/2009 Dim strFile Dim strFolder strFolder = ActiveWorkbook.Path strFolderSave = ActiveWorkbook.Path strFile = Dir(strFolder & "*.*", vbNormal) Do While strFile < "" MsgBox strFile Workbooks.Open Filename:= _ strFolder & strFile 'do something ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:= _ strFolderSave & "/" & strFile ActiveWorkbook.Close strFile = Dir Loop End Sub The strFile is empty. There is extra code, in that when I save it will be to the same directory. Thanks for your help, David "Per Jessen" wrote: Hi Try this: CurrentPath = ActiveWorkbook.Path Regards, Per "David" skrev i meddelelsen ... Hi Group, How do ID the directory that the active file is in with code? Thanks, David |
Active directory
Figured it out. Thanks "Per Jessen" wrote: Hi Try this: CurrentPath = ActiveWorkbook.Path Regards, Per "David" skrev i meddelelsen ... Hi Group, How do ID the directory that the active file is in with code? Thanks, David |
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