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In todays Excel VBA video, Im going to show you how you can allow the user to select a file from Excels Open dialog box. Now Im going to show this to you with the GetOpenFileName method. But why would you want to do this? Its for flexibility. So you want to give the user, basically the user of your macro or your file, the flexibility to pick the file on which your macro should run on. And once you get the path of the file, you can do anything you need to do on the file. You can open the file, you can import certain tabs, look for specific information, basically anything that has a logic behind that can be programmed. The advantage of handing control over to the user here is that you dont have to fix the path of the file in the VBA code. You dont even have to type it in Excel cells, you let them freely select it. But the challenge is to get your macro to figure out what they selected. Lets take a look. (upbeat energetic music) What we want to do is to bring up that Open dialog