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Run a MSDos Command from Excel
I have created a very simple DIR batch file that list files in a given
folder w/subfolders to a TXT file. This I'd like to run by clicking a object (menu button). Like if one where toassign a Macto to a image. The path to the Batch file is looooong and there are looong folder names.. Any ideas, tips or comments?? |
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Run a MSDos Command from Excel
Shell("path") is the VBA command to run an external program.
"FrodeOlsen" wrote: I have created a very simple DIR batch file that list files in a given folder w/subfolders to a TXT file. This I'd like to run by clicking a object (menu button). Like if one where toassign a Macto to a image. The path to the Batch file is looooong and there are looong folder names.. Any ideas, tips or comments?? |
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