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I need to check for drive "U:\" and if it does not exist then it will be in
drive "C:\". the path will be the value of a cell, I have it as MyCSJ = Range("csj") MyCSJ = Format(MyCSJ, "000-00-000") MyCSJ1 = "\Pay Reports\CSB for RCP-RBC\" Now in the folder "U:\" & MyCSJ & MyCSJ1 or in "C:\" & MyCSJ & MyCSJ1 there is one file named "Blank CSB 1257 Reports" and there can be any number of files named "CSB 1257 Reports 1" through "CSB 1257 Reports ?", with the question mark being a number, depending on how many workbooks the user has created. So let's say the user has created 5 workbooks then "U:\" or "C:\" & MyCSJ & MyCSJ1 would contain the following files "Blank CSB 1257 Reports" "CSB 1257 Reports 1" "CSB 1257 Reports 2" "CSB 1257 Reports 3" "CSB 1257 Reports 4" "CSB 1257 Reports 5" If the user opens "CSB 1257 Reports 2" I need to know that this WAS NOT the last workbook created and likewise if they were to open "CSB 1257 Reports 5" I need to know that this WAS the last workbook created. There is no set number of workbooks that can be in this folder so I can't use a case1 or case2 type situation because "CSB 1257 Reports 5" could be "CSB 1257 Reports 45". If it is NOT the last workbook created I will perform a certain task if it IS the last workbook created then I will perform another task. Any help is greatly appreciated. |
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