If I want to use the open Workbook object to get the fullname of an Excel file after saving it, but that file has been synchronized to OneDrive, I get a \"https\" address in
It's possible to improve on Virtuoso's answer to reduce (though not eliminate) the chance that the function returns a "wrong" file location. The problem is that there are various URLs that a workbook's .FullName can be. These are three I'm aware of:
On my PC I can get the relevant local folders to map the first two URLs via the OneDriveConsumer and OneDriveCommercial environment variables, that exist in addition to the OneDrive environment variable, so the code below makes use of these. I'm not aware that it's possible to handle the "Shared with Me" files and the code below will return their https://-style location.
Private Function Local_Workbook_Name(ByRef wb As Workbook) As String
Dim i As Long, j As Long
Dim OneDrivePath As String
Dim ShortName As String
'Check if it looks like a OneDrive location
If InStr(1, wb.FullName, "https://", vbTextCompare) > 0 Then
'Replace forward slashes with back slashes
ShortName = Replace(wb.FullName, "/", "\")
'Remove the first four backslashes
For i = 1 To 4
ShortName = Mid(ShortName, InStr(ShortName, "\") + 1)
Next
'Loop to see if the tentative LocalWorkbookName is the name of a file that actually exists, if so return the name
For j = 1 To 3
OneDrivePath = Environ(Choose(j, "OneDrive", "OneDriveCommercial", "OneDriveConsumer"))
If Len(OneDrivePath) > 0 Then
Local_Workbook_Name = OneDrivePath & "\" & ShortName
If Dir(Local_Workbook_Name) <> "" Then
Exit Function
End If
End If
Next j
'Possibly raise an error here when attempt to convert to a local file name fails - e.g. for "shared with me" files
End If
Local_Workbook_Name = wb.FullName
End Function
Unfortunately, if files exist with identical paths within both the OneDrive folder and the OneDrive for Business folder, then the code can't distinguish between them, and may return the "wrong one". I don't have a solution for that.