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get folder syntax
Hi, in my current macro I am using a cell to input the folder path information. Can I ask the user to inut the path (similar to Application.GetFileOpen()). I need the folder path from where the macro will read file one by one. Can someone suggest please. Thanks in advance -- sr |
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get folder syntax
Can you use a message box?
dim FilePath as string FilePath = msgbox("Please provide the file path", VbOKOnly, "File Path Needed") Then you have FilePath as whatever they type in. Mark "SR" wrote: Hi, in my current macro I am using a cell to input the folder path information. Can I ask the user to inut the path (similar to Application.GetFileOpen()). I need the folder path from where the macro will read file one by one. Can someone suggest please. Thanks in advance -- sr |
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