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Connection String In Excel

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    Connection String In Excel

    I have an Excel workbook and Access Database that are going to be moved around a lot but always in the same directory. I have a Database Connection String in the Excel workbook as follows:

    DSN=MS Access Database;
    DBQ=C:\Databases\MCD.mdb;
    DefaultDir=C:\Databases;
    DriverId=25;
    FIL=MS Access;
    MaxBufferSize=2048;
    PageTimeout=5;

    I want to set DBQ and DefaultDir to be the current workbook path. I know I can use ThisWorkbook.Path using VBA. But, How can I accomplish this in the connection string under connection properties?

    Thanks,

    Mark Foster

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    I use something like this:

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