Path with server/share in footer rather than Drive letter

SandsB

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
If I use &[Path]&[File] I get the drive letter. I can manually spell it all out to get the server/drive in the footer BUT.... I'm not just looking for a shortcut. I'd like something that'll work if a file moves from one server to another without me remembering to do a manual update. Can it be done?
 

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I think you will need a function such as this one (and a reference to filescripting library)
It doesn't work for me because I don't have a shared drive to test it on.
 
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