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Move file to a different folder
Erik:
That worked great. Thanks for the help. Ernie "E Oveson" wrote: The simplest way would probably be to just copy it, and then delete it from original location: FileCopy "i:\defective reports\" & SheetFileName, "i:\defective reports\processed\" & SheetFileName Kill "i:\defective reports\" & SheetFileName -Erik "ebferro" wrote in message ... I've got a short vba program that extracts data from a spreadsheet, massages the data and then puts the data into a comma delimited text file. When I'm done with the spreadsheet, I'd like to move it from the i:\defective reports\ subdirectory to the i:\defective reports\processed\ subdirectory so that I don't put the same data into my text file twice. Could anyone show me how to do this? The spreadsheet file name variable is called SheetFileName. TIA. |
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