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parse filename 99
I posted this in wrong forum initially:
-- I recall a command that would allow you to break off the filename from a fullpath filename? example= c:\cad\cadinput\41873100.DBF How do I make iexample=41873100.DBF I can create a function but doesn't VBA have a command to allow you to do this? Thanks -- Ray |
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parse filename 99
But you got a reply in that other forum.
Ray wrote: I posted this in wrong forum initially: -- I recall a command that would allow you to break off the filename from a fullpath filename? example= c:\cad\cadinput\41873100.DBF How do I make iexample=41873100.DBF I can create a function but doesn't VBA have a command to allow you to do this? Thanks -- Ray -- Dave Peterson |
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