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Copy a file in VBA
Whoa...new format, okay, I could get used to this!
I need to copy a closed file using VBA in Excel XP from one folder into another folder. I can't quite remember the syntax. Isn't it something like: File [SourceFullName] Copy [DestinationPath] Could someone please supply a complete example to clear me up? Thanks in advance for your assist. |
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Copy a file in VBA
Sub CopyFiles()
FileCopy "C:\book1.xls", "S:\textbook1.xls" End Sub -----Original Message----- Whoa...new format, okay, I could get used to this! I need to copy a closed file using VBA in Excel XP from one folder into another folder. I can't quite remember the syntax. Isn't it something like: File [SourceFullName] Copy [DestinationPath] Could someone please supply a complete example to clear me up? Thanks in advance for your assist. . |
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