Although I now have the Excel workbook opening based on file location, this is not the end result I am hoping for. I haven't put much effort into attempting to make it work thus far because I've been busy. it should be in files with the application). I want it to be able to be utilised even if the local computer does not have the file because it is writing data to a file (rather than reading and pulling data) (I.E. I need to open an Excel file that I created as a template to make copies.
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