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Check if directory empty OR no of files in directory.
Hi All,
I am in the middle of writing code for a spreadsheet solution and need to check whether a specific directory is empty or not. Can anybody tell me what the code is to do that please. ? Alternatively does anybody know the code to count the number of files in a directory ? I could then apply an IF 0 type statement to achieve the same result. All suggestions gratefully received. Regards Michael beckinsale |
Check if directory empty OR no of files in directory.
use the filesystemobject
Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") of the top of my head, I believe there is a files object so fso.files.count 0 check the filesystemobject under help and you will see lots of examples Paul "Michael Beckinsale" wrote in message ... Hi All, I am in the middle of writing code for a spreadsheet solution and need to check whether a specific directory is empty or not. Can anybody tell me what the code is to do that please. ? Alternatively does anybody know the code to count the number of files in a directory ? I could then apply an IF 0 type statement to achieve the same result. All suggestions gratefully received. Regards Michael beckinsale |
Check if directory empty OR no of files in directory.
Sub CountFiles()
Dim iCount As Integer Dim x As Integer Dim strPath As String strPath = "C:\ParentFolder\TargetFolder\" x = Len(Dir(strPath)) If x < 0 Then Do iCount = iCount + 1 x = Len(Dir) Loop Until x = 0 MsgBox "There are " & iCount & " file(s)." Else MsgBox "There are no files." End If End Sub -- George Nicholson Remove 'Junk' from return address. "Michael Beckinsale" wrote in message ... Hi All, I am in the middle of writing code for a spreadsheet solution and need to check whether a specific directory is empty or not. Can anybody tell me what the code is to do that please. ? Alternatively does anybody know the code to count the number of files in a directory ? I could then apply an IF 0 type statement to achieve the same result. All suggestions gratefully received. Regards Michael beckinsale |
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