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CLNTDIR Function

The CLNTDIR function retrieves the path to the current client file and places it in an alphanumeric cell.

Syntax

CLNTDIR()

Example

CLNTDIR()

Returns the path of the current client file into an alphanumeric cell. For example, if the current client file is ABCLTD and is located in the program directory, the string C:\PROGRAM FILES\CaseWare\DATA\ABCLTD\ will appear in the cell.

Related Topics

• Text Functions