
Use VBA to send Task Folder name to an Excel Sheet
The folder name is easy if you have any item in the folder. If an item
in the folder is objItem then the folder name would be
objItem.Parent.Name.
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Quote:
> I have written the code to open up excel, format the column
headings,
> then list(send) all of my "tasks" under the column
> headings....snapshot(status) of the "project"(tasks). However, I
would
> like to label the worksheet the name of the task(project) folder or
> least be able to send the name of the task folder to a cell in the
> worksheet to give it a title.
> Thanks for your help!
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