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Is there a control in VBA that allows a user to browse to
a folder? If there is, can you tell me its name? I have
looked at the list of available controls in
the "Additional Controls", but did not have one jump out
at me.

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Raul
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Raul,

You have to do it with code. See
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/BrowseFolder.htm for details.


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Is there a control in VBA that allows a user to browse to
a folder? If there is, can you tell me its name? I have
looked at the list of available controls in
the "Additional Controls", but did not have one jump out
at me.

Thanks,
Raul



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Is there a control in VBA that allows a user to browse to
a folder? If there is, can you tell me its name? I have
looked at the list of available controls in
the "Additional Controls", but did not have one jump out
at me.

Thanks,
Raul


Raul,

google for "vba browse folder" and you will get
http://www.developerfusion.com/show/2127/ which provides exactly what you
want.

cheers,
Stephan


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Raul,

Here is an example

http://tinyurl.com/ypjkc


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Is there a control in VBA that allows a user to browse to
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looked at the list of available controls in
the "Additional Controls", but did not have one jump out
at me.

Thanks,
Raul



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Is there a control in VBA that allows a user to browse

to
a folder? If there is, can you tell me its name? I

have
looked at the list of available controls in
the "Additional Controls", but did not have one jump

out
at me.

Thanks,
Raul


Raul,

google for "vba browse folder" and you will get
http://www.developerfusion.com/show/2127/ which provides

exactly what you
want.

cheers,
Stephan


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Raul,

You have to do it with code. See
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/BrowseFolder.htm for

details.


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www.cpearson.com


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Is there a control in VBA that allows a user to browse

to
a folder? If there is, can you tell me its name? I

have
looked at the list of available controls in
the "Additional Controls", but did not have one jump

out
at me.

Thanks,
Raul



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