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Tushar Mehta Tushar Mehta is offline
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Default copy files from one dir to another

Use something like:

Option Explicit

Sub testIt()
Dim SrcFilename As String, DestFilename As String
SrcFilename = "C:\" & Range("C1").Value
DestFilename = "\\....\" & Range("C1").Value
If Dir(DestFilename) < "" Then
If MsgBox("File " & DestFilename & _
" exists; OK to overwrite", _
vbOKCancel) = vbCancel Then
Exit Sub '<<<<<
End If
End If
FileCopy SrcFilename, DestFilename
End Sub

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In article , rvik
says...
mehta,

yeah.. i got it right. I left out the extension .doc in the cell
address. Once i gave the extension, code worked..

Now a rejoinder to the query, if you all don't mind...

Supposing the file already exits in the destination, then i would like
to have a pop displaying something like " file already exists, Do you
want to overwrite? YES / NO"


Thanks


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