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I'm currently using this sub to create new folders based on an Excel that I
have: Sub MakeFolder() For Each Cell In Range("C1:C43") MkDir (Cell.Text) Next Cell End Sub What I'd like to do is to copy a file into each of these newly created folders. Say for example, I want to copy C:\MyDocs\template.doc into each and every one of these new folders, is there code I can use to do that? The code I've found referencing such a copy an paste file function seems to require an absolute file destination path (e.g. C:\MyDocs\newcreatedfolder\template.doc) and I'm not quite sure how to reference that? Thanks in advance! |
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Following up:
I changed the code to the following: Sub MakeFolder() Dim strSourcePath As String Dim strSourceFile As String Dim strTargetPath As String Dim strTargetFile As String Dim folName As String Dim oFS As Object Dim oFile As Object For Each Cell In Range("C2:C4") On Error Resume Next folName = Cell.Text ' This sets the folder name as whatever is in the current cell MkDir folName ' This makes the new directory strSourcePath = "c:\MyDocs\Testing\" strSourceFile = "DocIWant.DOC" strTargetPath = ActiveWorkbook.Path & "\" & folName & "\" strTargetFile = "DocIWant.DOC" strSource = strSourcePath & strSourceFile strTarget = strTargetPath & strTargetFile Set oFS = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set oFile = oFS.CopyFile(strSource, strTarget) Set oFile = Nothing Set oFS = Nothing Next Cell End Sub And it seems to perform what I want it to do, except I needed to put in an "On Error Resume Next" because it kept giving me a Runtime Error 424, Object Required warning each time I tried to run it. The "On Error Resume Next" is just a bandaid so I can finish running the script and create the remaining folders (after the first row) and put the copied file in each of the folders. I have no idea what the Error refers to, since it seems to perform the MkDir and File.Copy functions just fine. If anyone has any clue, I'd appreciate it! Thanks again!! "et10yl" wrote: I'm currently using this sub to create new folders based on an Excel that I have: Sub MakeFolder() For Each Cell In Range("C1:C43") MkDir (Cell.Text) Next Cell End Sub What I'd like to do is to copy a file into each of these newly created folders. Say for example, I want to copy C:\MyDocs\template.doc into each and every one of these new folders, is there code I can use to do that? The code I've found referencing such a copy an paste file function seems to require an absolute file destination path (e.g. C:\MyDocs\newcreatedfolder\template.doc) and I'm not quite sure how to reference that? Thanks in advance! |
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