Probably very simple, but can someone tell me how to pass the full path of the directory that the current workbook was run from (ie, c:somedirectoryexcel) to a variable?
Forgive me if I'm preaching to the converted here but ...
Your use of 'current workbook' could be a little misleading. The answers above refer to the currently active workbook (ActiveWorkbook). If you want to refer to the workbook that contains your VBA code, use ThisWorkbook instead of ActiveWorkbook.
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