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Paths and filenames
"GS" wrote:
I'd go with Claus' 2nd reply because those fit your request for 'built-in functions'! I'd just add... Dim vTmp vTmp = Split(ThisWorkbook.Name, ".") ..so vTmp(0) contains the filename and vTmp(1) contains the extension. Thank you everyone for your help. Having multiple different solutions was exactly what I preferred. |
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