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Hey Everyone,
Quick question... is there a way for a running macro to get it's own .gms filename or Project Name? I want to build a string with the name of the .gms file in it (or Project Name)... I can manually create it in my string, but I'd like to use it in multiple GMS files, and was wondering if there was a way that macro could just retrieve it for me? Is this possible? Thanks, B |
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Nevermind... I found it...
Application.VBE.ActiveVBProject.FileName |
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