add / in between filepath VBA

nguyen_tri

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Hi all,
I am trying to format the filepath from: \Active\1-OperatingCompanies\abc\report\excel.xlsm to \\Active\\1-OperatingCompanies\\abc\\report\\excel.xlsm. Do you guys know how I can do this in VBA? Thank you.
 

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Hi all,
I am trying to format the filepath from: \Active\1-OperatingCompanies\abc\report\excel.xlsm to \\Active\\1-OperatingCompanies\\abc\\report\\excel.xlsm. Do you guys know how I can do this in VBA? Thank you.
IF..

Code:
Filepath = "\Active\1-OperatingCompanies\abc\report\excel.xlsm"

then follow that with this...

Code:
Filepath = Replace(Filepath, "\", "\\")

and Filepath will then contain the text you want.
 
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