How to go one level up in folder path .

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Hi ,I am using ProjectSuite.Path to get the path and want to move one level back .How can I achieve this .

alexkaras · Accepted Answer

Hi,I would do it this way (untested VBScript):strPath =&nbsp;&nbsp;ProjectSuite.PathstrPath = aqFileSystem.ExcludeTrailingBackSlash(strPath)strPath = aqFileSystem.GetFileFolder(strPath)The last line will return the parent path because after the trailing backslash was removed from the path, aqFileSystem.GetFileFolder() treats everything after the last backslash as a file name and trims it (and in your case this will be the name of the current folder).If you need to navigate two levels up, just duplicate two last lines:strPath =&nbsp;&nbsp;ProjectSuite.PathstrPath = aqFileSystem.ExcludeTrailingBackSlash(strPath)strPath = aqFileSystem.GetFileFolder(strPath)strPath = aqFileSystem.ExcludeTrailingBackSlash(strPath)strPath = aqFileSystem.GetFileFolder(strPath)

hkosova · Answer

You can also use this:aqFileSystem.GetFolderInfo(Project.Path).ParentFolder.Path

asmatullah · Answer

Thanks Alexei .Your solution helped me .

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