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ThisWorkbook.FullName - A different approach
Maybe I can do something a little different -
LCase(ThisWorkbook.FullName) returns a full path. I can change the Fullname to simply Name. But then LCase(file) still returns a full path. How can I change LCase(file) to return the file name only without the path? Dim i As Long Dim file As Object Dim Files As Object FileCountOK = True Set Files = pzFolder.Files For Each file In Files If LCase(file) < LCase(ThisWorkbook.FullName) Then |
ThisWorkbook.FullName - A different approach
Hi Steph,
try to use the dir command and you get only the filename. Then, compare those results! if ( dir (file) < dir (thisworkbook.fullname)) then .... end if Jos "Steph" schreef in bericht ... Maybe I can do something a little different - LCase(ThisWorkbook.FullName) returns a full path. I can change the Fullname to simply Name. But then LCase(file) still returns a full path. How can I change LCase(file) to return the file name only without the path? Dim i As Long Dim file As Object Dim Files As Object FileCountOK = True Set Files = pzFolder.Files For Each file In Files If LCase(file) < LCase(ThisWorkbook.FullName) Then |
ThisWorkbook.FullName - A different approach
If LCase(file.Name) < LCase(ThisWorkbook.Name) Then
-- HTH RP (remove nothere from the email address if mailing direct) "Steph" wrote in message ... Maybe I can do something a little different - LCase(ThisWorkbook.FullName) returns a full path. I can change the Fullname to simply Name. But then LCase(file) still returns a full path. How can I change LCase(file) to return the file name only without the path? Dim i As Long Dim file As Object Dim Files As Object FileCountOK = True Set Files = pzFolder.Files For Each file In Files If LCase(file) < LCase(ThisWorkbook.FullName) Then |
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