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Test a file to retrieve format
Hi,
I have to test a file in a dir from VBA (Excel 2000) to verify if the format is Excel, csv or other. Do anyone know how this could be done? Thank you Ago |
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Test a file to retrieve format
I think you have to go by the file extension. To actually open the file and
examine its bytes would be a tough row to hoe. -- Jim Rech Excel MVP |
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