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12-02-2022 10:32 AM
I'm wanting to store a notebook with functions two folders up from the current notebook. I know that I can start the path with ../ to go up one folder but when I've tried .../ it won't go up two folders. Is there a way to do this?
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12-02-2022 11:10 AM
Hi @Coleman Milligan
Please try ../../notebook
If you need to go more levels you need to add ../
It is standard dox notations.
Basically
./notebook - same directory relative path
../notebook - one directory above your current directory
../../notebook - 2 directories above your current directory
../../../notebook - 3 directories up and so on......
Hope this helps
Cheers...
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12-02-2022 11:10 AM
Hi @Coleman Milligan
Please try ../../notebook
If you need to go more levels you need to add ../
It is standard dox notations.
Basically
./notebook - same directory relative path
../notebook - one directory above your current directory
../../notebook - 2 directories above your current directory
../../../notebook - 3 directories up and so on......
Hope this helps
Cheers...
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12-02-2022 11:40 AM
In order to access a notebook in the current folder use ../notebook_2
to go 2 folders up and access (say notebook "secret") use ../../secret