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  3. August 2004

RE: Two Excel questions

It's in 2002 (XP). And it probably can be built from another couple properties, as describied:

This property is equivalent to the Path property, followed by the current file system separator, followed by the Name property.

Path & Name are properties of a Workbook object. The current file system separator can be retrieved with Application.PathSeparator

This is an area I think MS has done very well in. Everything (sort of) is available in understandable fashion in VBA. I remember WordPerfect's proprietary macro language that did not correlate with menu items - what a pain.

Vern

At 12:19 PM 8/27/2004, you wrote:


2) Yes, the & is concat in VB. As for the path, check out the following.
I don't know if .FullName is new in 2003 or not.

ActiveSheet.PageSetup.LeftHeader = ThisWorkbook.FullName



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