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FileSystemObject help please.
Thanks for the help guys,
had a think over the weekend and realised I needed a Boolean rather than a string! "DaveO" wrote: I have a check box, and when checked I want to open a document. I know where this document will be, but I want the latest version of it. All of the file names will be the same except that it will have a marker to denote what version. What I can't figure is how to do this properly. I know that I can use the FileSystemObject and the FileExists method, but can't seem to get it working. Here's the code ... Private Sub chkBMHFups_Click() strRequired = "BMHFups" intCounter = 1 blnExists = True If chkBMHFups Then Set fsoFileExists = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Do While blnExists strFullPath = fctWhereToLook & Left(strRequired, Len(strRequired) - 4) & intCounter & Right(strRequired, 4) Set strFileToLookFor = fsoFileExists.fileexists(strFullPath) intCounter = intCounter + 1 blnExists = strFileToLookFor Loop End If Set fsoFileExists = Nothing strRequired = "" intCounter = 1 blnExists = False End Sub fctWhereToLook is working fine, but it errors when I get to the ... Set strFileToLookFor = fsoFileExists.fileexists(strFullPath) The error is this... Run-time error '424': Object required. I'm not sure how to use this funtion so any help would be gratefully received. Thanks. |
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