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Default Need help on Shell in Excel

Full program as-is below. Excel 2010.
Shell refuses to work (PC not MAC), always get error "File not found"
no matter how i mangle that line.

Naturally, there is NO "help" as this is M$ we are talking about.

Sub TestDIR()

' Macro recorded 04/12/2018 by ROBERT BAER
'
destPath = "G:\ANALOG"
DaTm = Date$ + " " + Time$
Open pPath + "Log.TXT" For Append As #1
' error "File not found" any variant of Shell.
pState = Shell("DIR *.* LOOK.DIR", vbNormalFocus)
'QB3 FORMAT is SHELL "DIR *.BMP LOOK.DIR"
Stop
Print #1, DaTm + " to " + vNam
Close


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Default Try this

Run the script either as:

bash script.sh
or just:

./script.sh
When bash is run using the name sh, it disables most of its extensions, such as the [[ testing operator.

Since you have the #!/bin/bash shebang line, you don't need to specify the shell interpreter explicitly on the command line. Running the script as a command will use that line to find the shell.

Let me know if this was helpful.

Regards,
Jerry
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