VBA CurDir Function
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CurDir Description
Returns the current path.
Simple CurDir Examples
Assume current path on C drive is “C:\Windows”
Assume current path on D drive is “D:\MyFolder”
Assume current drive is C drive.
MsgBox CurDir
MsgBox CurDir("C")Result: “C:\Windows”
MsgBox CurDir("D")Result: “D:\MyFolder”
CurDir Syntax
In the VBA Editor, you can type “CurDir(” to see the syntax for the CurDir Function:
The CurDir function contains an argument:
Drive: [Optional] A string expression representing a directory. If ommitted the current directory is used.