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Hi Jamal, Change: .BuiltInDocumentProperties(wdPropertyBytes) / 1024 & "KB" to: Format(.BuiltInDocumentProperties(wdPropertyBytes) / 1024, "#,##0") & "KB"
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ActiveWindow.Caption = ActiveDocument.FullName doesn't work for me
I've tried the macro, per below, but my title bar in Word still doesn't display a path:
Option Explicit __________________ Sub AutoOpen() 'Displays the Document Path in the Title Bar ActiveWindow.Caption = ActiveDocument.FullName End Sub I'm a total newbie to VB, so please bear with me. My Project Explorer window shows: Normal Microsoft Word Objects ThisDocument Modules AutoNew If I "View Code" for ThisDocument and AutoNew they show the same code, but in ThisDocument the Option Explicit line is not there. Do I have the code in the wrong place? |
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Hi wardw,
The code has originally created by Paul and it works very well. Please, have a look on the attached screenshot. Note that you need to click on the icon on the quick access bar to have the path typed on the title bar Best Jamal
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Thanks, Jamal; I'm using the code you specified, and it's AutoOpen, all right, but the only way I can make it work is by having the VB editor open while the Word document is open, and then running the macro from within VB.
If I just pick another document from Word and open it, a VB error message appears: "Object variable or With block variable not set". When I click OK the document doesn't have its path in the title bar. |
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Ooooops. All works fine now. I hadn't put an icon on the quick access bar. I've done that, and it's working now. Thanks so much for your help, Jamal.
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best Jamal
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Runtime error
Hi,
In inserted the following into my normal template: Sub AutoOpen() I am receiving an error message, which is attached. What else should I add? Thanks. |
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You might try opening a document. You could also add:
On Error Resume Next as the macro's first executable line.
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Thanks Paul. Inserting "On Error Resume Next" on the first line solved the problem :-)
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I tried the same code below in my Word 2016 and it works fine with no issues. ------ Sub AutoOpen() 'Displays the Document Path in the Title Bar ActiveWindow.Caption = ActiveDocument.FullName End Sub -------------
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