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getopenfilename
Is there a way to filter file names using getopenfilename?
I would like to show only those .xls files starting with say "daily", not all the .xls files. I have tried GetOpenFileName("Daily files (daily*.xls), daily*.xls", , , , True) but this defaults to "All files (*.*)" in the "Files of type" box If I use GetOpenFileName("Daily files (*.xls), *.xls", , , , True) then I get "Daily files (*.xls)" in the "Files of type" box BUT in the list of files the fliter hasn't been applied, ie all files in the folder are listed for selection. I am using Excel XP Could someone help please? Thanks Chris |
getopenfilename
GetOpenFileName only filters on file extensions. You would have to create your own custom File/Open dialog from scratch with a UserForm and load it with just the file names you wanted the user to be able to choose from. -- Rob Bovey, MCSE, MCSD, Excel MVP Application Professionals http://www.appspro.com/ * Please post all replies to this newsgroup * * I delete all unsolicited e-mail responses * "inquirer" wrote in message ... Is there a way to filter file names using getopenfilename? I would like to show only those .xls files starting with say "daily", not all the .xls files. I have tried GetOpenFileName("Daily files (daily*.xls), daily*.xls", , , , True) but this defaults to "All files (*.*)" in the "Files of type" box If I use GetOpenFileName("Daily files (*.xls), *.xls", , , , True) then I get "Daily files (*.xls)" in the "Files of type" box BUT in the list of files the fliter hasn't been applied, ie all files in the folder are listed for selection. I am using Excel XP Could someone help please? Thanks Chris |
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