If you would like to see the full path name of your workbook in the menu bar, this is a nifty trick you can put right to use. Simply follow these steps:
Normally, the Address drop-down list is used if you are working with the Internet-aware side of Excel. However, when you are working with plain old workbooks, the control shows the current path and name of the workbook that is currently active.
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2015-06-05 17:57:00
awyatt
L Drews: Yes, I provide crosslinks if there is a comparable tip on the ribbon-based site.
-Allen
2015-06-05 16:17:52
L Drews
I am being dragged kicking and screaming from ToolBars to Ribbons :-(
I got this to work in 2003 - what are the steps in 2007 please.
Allen, are there plans to introduce "Cross Links" between your tip sources for the same tip? (IE between application versions)
For now should I just search the Excel 2007 tips for the same title?
BTW this also works in MSWord 2003 but
I haven't tried to get it to work in MSWord 2007.
Thanks for years of great tips!
Lou
2015-05-27 11:07:57
Tony Scialfa
Seems to have worked just fine I just now installed it in (Excel 2003). Great tip so far thanks
2015-05-25 01:24:21
Michael
Excel 2007. Got it to work (not QUITE based on the instructions shown).
Trouble is, the actual control showing the path is so short (and the total length of my path so long) that I would have ended up scrolling back and forth in the field to see the path/name. The idea would have been neat, but can't really see much point in it as a result of this.
2015-05-23 05:10:39
Will
Using 2003 found that I was unable to accomplish Step 5. URL/Web Address will NOT position to the right of "Help" but creates a third row, instead.
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