Changing Directories

xzmike

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I WANT THE CHECK TO SEE THAT MY PATH(THE PATH OF THE CURRENT FILE I'M IN) AND THE CURRENT DIRECTORY ARE THE SAME. IF NOT, I
WANT TO CHANGE THE CURRENT DIRECTORY TO MY PATH. THE CODE BELOW DOESN'T CHANGE "MY DOCUMENTS" TO THE FOLDER OF THE FILE I'M IN.

THANKS,
Mike

Dim strThispath As String
Dim strThisCurDir As String

strThispath = Application.ThisWorkbook.Path
strThisCurDir = CurDir

If strThisCurDir <> strThispath Then
ChDir strThispath
End If
 

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