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I'm not sure how you expected us to work that out from your original description of the problem. But now I know what you are trying to do, I can see that it has nothing to do with Perl.

So here's what I did. I googled for "Excel &F" to see if I could find a list of these codes. The second link was called "Pathname in headings, footers, and cells" and reading that page seems to indicate that &Z is the answer to your question.

As a non-Excel user, it took me 30 seconds to find the answer once I knew the question. Surely you can see that Google would have been a better route than PerlMonks?

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In reply to Re^3: Add a full path by davorg
in thread Print a full path in center footer by jinhuang1992

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