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hi, i'm trying to create a new folder in c:/windows using
vba but my help file won't work for some reason. I
assume i should use the createfolder function, but i've
no way of knowing the syntax to use. any help v much
appreciated
thanks
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Jon,

Use the MkDir statement. E.g.,

MkDir "C:\Test2"


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hi, i'm trying to create a new folder in c:/windows using
vba but my help file won't work for some reason. I
assume i should use the createfolder function, but i've
no way of knowing the syntax to use. any help v much
appreciated
thanks



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mkdir "C:\Windows\MyFolder"

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hi, i'm trying to create a new folder in c:/windows using
vba but my help file won't work for some reason. I
assume i should use the createfolder function, but i've
no way of knowing the syntax to use. any help v much
appreciated
thanks



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Hello jon
MkDir "C:\Windows\MyFolder"
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hi, i'm trying to create a new folder in c:/windows using
vba but my help file won't work for some reason. I
assume i should use the createfolder function, but i've
no way of knowing the syntax to use. any help v much
appreciated
thanks



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