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Michael J. Strickland
Is there a way to get Access to use the current database's folder
as the default database folder for file manipulations (e.g exports, imports, etc.)?
I want my datasheet exports to go to the same folder as their database so I know where to find them.
If you clear the "Default database folder" setting, it resets itself to "C:/My Documents".
If you want to use "C:/My Documents", you can set it explicitly (and it can even be the installation default). However, if you clear this setting, Access should use the current database folder.
Btw, I know how to do this in VBA code. What I'm looking for is a way to do it without code.
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as the default database folder for file manipulations (e.g exports, imports, etc.)?
I want my datasheet exports to go to the same folder as their database so I know where to find them.
If you clear the "Default database folder" setting, it resets itself to "C:/My Documents".
If you want to use "C:/My Documents", you can set it explicitly (and it can even be the installation default). However, if you clear this setting, Access should use the current database folder.
Btw, I know how to do this in VBA code. What I'm looking for is a way to do it without code.
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