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The code below works.
It is just a simple loop that lists files in my "C:\Less\In\" directory. Notice that the "Calculate" keyword is memo only. Now if I activate calculate by removing the "'" I get a "Run-time error 5 " message on the first run of the Sub. On subsequent runs it is ok ?! (The "str_FileName = Dir " line is highlighted on Debug) If I adjust its position on the line (not within the code itself) I get the message on the first Sub run again! How can this be? Sub L() Dim str_FileName As String 'Name of file in AllJnls folder. Dim str_MyPath As String 'Path to the AllJnls folder. ' Loop to get all LESS IN Files. str_MyPath = "C:\Less\In\" ' Set the path. str_FileName = Dir(str_MyPath) ' Retrieve the first entry. Do While str_FileName < "" 'Loop for each file. 'Calculate Debug.Print str_FileName str_FileName = Dir ' Get next file. Loop End Sub |
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