Hi

I have an workbook that is used by many people and som of them hav
access to more functions.

Therefore I use Application.UserName to who is loged on.

If my real name is Carl Something I log on with abcaso but when I use
Application.UserName I get "Carl Something" but I want "abcaso"

Is it possible to get the name?

Thanks in advance

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Use

LoggedOnUser = Environ("Username")

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HTH

Bob

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Hi

I have an workbook that is used by many people and som of them hav
access to more functions.

Therefore I use Application.UserName to who is loged on.

If my real name is Carl Something I log on with abcaso but when I use
Application.UserName I get "Carl Something" but I want "abcaso"

Is it possible to get the name?

Thanks in advance

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Hi,

Is this what your looking for

MsgBox Environ("UserName")


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Mike

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introduces the fewest assumptions while still sufficiently answering the
question.


"kalle" wrote:



Hi

I have an workbook that is used by many people and som of them hav
access to more functions.

Therefore I use Application.UserName to who is loged on.

If my real name is Carl Something I log on with abcaso but when I use
Application.UserName I get "Carl Something" but I want "abcaso"

Is it possible to get the name?

Thanks in advance

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