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Does VBA allow you to check the last update property of a
file to determine whether or not a later version is available? I want to look at the last time a file was updated and if it is more than one day old I want to have it automatically download the latest version. |
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Does VBA allow you to check the last update property of a file to determine whether or not a later version is available? I want to look at the last time a file was updated and if it is more than one day old I want to have it automatically download the latest version. You can use filedatetime for this -- Steve Garman |
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Answer hasn't changed from yesterday when you asked this:
? filedatetime("c:\data1\alex2.xls") 7/10/2003 5:18:35 PM Should give you the date and time when the file was last saved for a closed file. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Eric" wrote in message ... Does VBA allow you to check the last update property of a file to determine whether or not a later version is available? I want to look at the last time a file was updated and if it is more than one day old I want to have it automatically download the latest version. |
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