What code can i use to create a userform that will save all my recently opened files into a listbox?
What code can i use to create a userform that will save all my recently opened files into a listbox?
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You can limit the number of files ..if you need that but I don't know to what number of files it can store
as for the secnd point try this line instead
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I want it even as much as 100.
By the way, what command button code will I use to open the file using the code?Also, how do I go about the coding that will give me the full path (as in comment) of the file name when mouse hover on it?Please Login or Register to view this content.
I didn't get what you mean ..
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