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I moved this into the Excel programming forum. That way others looking for answers will be more likely to find it.
The following may help you: Copy your macros to a Personal Macro Workbook |
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I google it and found the solution below. However, the code needs to be run each time the excel file is open in order to get the path displayed on the title bar
------------------ Sub showCaption() ActiveWindow.Caption = ActiveWorkbook.FullName End Sub ------------------ |
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