From: ankur on 16 Mar 2010 10:36 We use a macro that is stored in the "personal" file in the XLSTART folder of the local drive. A new employee wanted the macro, so I copied it to his folder on the network drive and installed it on his local drive and it works fine, however, my macros now look to his folder on the network drive whenever I try to run them. I have looked at the modules in VB and they are all pointed to the correct folder on my local drive, so why does the macro try to map out to the network drive? Is there a set-up in Excel that I have corrupted and need to change?
From: Gary Brown on 16 Mar 2010 12:42 Are you sure you don't have a shortcut to your new employee's folder instead of an actual Personal.xls in your \XLSTART\ folder? -- Hope this helps. If it does, please click the Yes button. Thanks in advance for your feedback. Gary Brown "ankur" wrote: > We use a macro that is stored in the "personal" file in the XLSTART > folder of the local drive. A new employee wanted the macro, so I > copied it to his folder on the network drive and installed it on his > local drive and it works fine, however, my macros now look to his > folder on the network drive whenever I try to run them. I have looked > at the modules in VB and they are all pointed to the correct folder on > my local drive, so why does the macro try to map out to the network > drive? Is there a set-up in Excel that I have corrupted and need to > change? > . >
From: witek on 16 Mar 2010 14:51 On 3/16/2010 9:36 AM, ankur wrote: > We use a macro that is stored in the "personal" file in the XLSTART > folder of the local drive. A new employee wanted the macro, so I > copied it to his folder on the network drive and installed it on his > local drive and it works fine, however, my macros now look to his > folder on the network drive whenever I try to run them. I have looked > at the modules in VB and they are all pointed to the correct folder on > my local drive, so why does the macro try to map out to the network > drive? Is there a set-up in Excel that I have corrupted and need to > change? What is a value of ThisWorkbook.Path ActiveWorkbook.Path ?
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