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Default File Open Dialog


Visual basic 6.0 w/Excel 2000

Below is a section of code I use to open up a specified number o
files.


Code
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For N = 1 To NumFiles

FilterList = "Text Files(*.txt),*.txt"

With Application
MyFile(N) = .GetOpenFilename(filefilter:=FilterList)
End With

Next
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99.9% of the time the files in the File Open dialog box are listed i
the order in which I select them. When the File Open dialog box open
for the first time, and every time after that, the first file in th
list is always highlighted. Is there a way to have to have VB6 move th
highlight down a file(s) after each File Open execution

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