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The files I work with have names like : "16A-11H1H_JMDI4_265PH.CHP"
where "265PH" is a project name. I want to write a Excel VBA scrpit, to prompt user to enter a project name such as "265PH" and have the program to look into a directory to copy any files with those characters in it. I've read about the FileCopy Statement or FileSystemObject.CopyFile "c:\mydocuments\letters\*.doc", "c:\tempfolder\" I think I need do something like "c:\mydocuments\letters\*265PH.CHP", but "265PH" needs to be a user specified input. My question is that how do I pass a string variable that contain the user input characters into the file name when the file name and path is in double qoutation marks? Thanks for the help |
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