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Default Syntax and compile error.

While you can Dim more than one variable on a line of code, you
need to use only a single Dim keyword.

Change
dim cou as integer,Dim FolderStr as string, FileSys
to
dim cou as integer, FolderStr as string, FileSys


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"Jim15"
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I am getting a syntax and compile error on the dim cou ....
line. Any
suggestions?

Thanks,

Jim

Sub createfolders()
'
'
dim cou as integer,Dim FolderStr as string, FileSys
For cou = 1 To ActiveSheet.UsedRange.Rows.Count
FolderStr = Format(Trim(Str(cou)), "00#") + "_" +
ActiveSheet.Cells(cou, 1)
Set FileSys = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
FileSys.createfolder C:\ + RESERVES
Next
End Sub


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