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check if file is in particular folder
hi there,
i have a workbook and the user is asked to save the workbook under the name "costs.xls"in a folder called "tests" in the current desktop. how can i check using VBA that the user has saved the open workbook as "costs.xls" and then check that he indeed saved it in the "tests" folder on the desktop? basically, how can i check that there is a folder "tests" on the desktop with a file "costs.xls" in it ? thanks ------------------------------------------------ ~~ Message posted from http://www.ExcelTip.com/ ~~ View and post usenet messages directly from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
check if file is in particular folder
Check out the Dir() command in VBA Help.
In article , nikolaosk wrote: i have a workbook and the user is asked to save the workbook under the name "costs.xls"in a folder called "tests" in the current desktop. how can i check using VBA that the user has saved the open workbook as "costs.xls" and then check that he indeed saved it in the "tests" folder on the desktop? basically, how can i check that there is a folder "tests" on the desktop with a file "costs.xls" in it ? |
check if file is in particular folder
I f you haven't already done so, you might want to get familiar with
Microsofts Scripting Runtime Library, scrrun.dll. It contains, among other things, an object called "FileSystemObject". This object has a method called "FolderExists". An alternative to the above is: Public Function FolderExists(sDirectory) As Boolean Dim sPathAttr As String On Error GoTo Bail FolderExists = False sPathAttr = GetAttr(sDirectory) And 0 FolderExists = True Bail: End Function Bill Barclift "nikolaosk" wrote in message ... hi there, i have a workbook and the user is asked to save the workbook under the name "costs.xls"in a folder called "tests" in the current desktop. how can i check using VBA that the user has saved the open workbook as "costs.xls" and then check that he indeed saved it in the "tests" folder on the desktop? basically, how can i check that there is a folder "tests" on the desktop with a file "costs.xls" in it ? thanks ------------------------------------------------ ~~ Message posted from http://www.ExcelTip.com/ ~~ View and post usenet messages directly from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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