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| Quickly Jump to The
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If you're like me and use Hyperlinks to open frequently-used workbooks, you may find that often you don't remember where the workbook is actually saved. And sometimes you may need to goto the folder where the workbook is saved. Here's how... 1) Click the File tab and the Info screen opens. You will see an 'Open File Location' option in the bottom right corner. 2) Click it and you will instantly be taken to the current workbook's folder in File Explorer. If instead of going to the folder you just want to see its path, hover your mouse pointer over the 'Open File Location' option for a second or two and the path will pop up. If you need to copy the path to the clipboard so you can paste it elsewhere, right click the Open File Location option and choose Copy Path.  |
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