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Hello all,
Hoping that there might be some ideas out there to assist me in working out this little problem. I have a spreadsheet with several columns in it. One of the columns contains names of what MIGHT be file names located in a particular directory. Is there any way to walk a directory based on a preset starting point and determine if the value of a cell exists as a folder? IE: a1 = "My_File". Starting point could be my documents. Every folder under my documents would be compared agaist "My_File" if a match was found it would return "found" if it reached the end of the structure after looking at each folder and subfolder and could not find it it would return "not found". For my purposes I do not need to worry about possibly finding "My_File" more than once. If I find it once the code should stop execution. Any suggestions or just a good solid starting point would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Terry |
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