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Start a Macro when a file exists
Hi All
I was wondering if this is possible if you could have a file sitting doing nothing but when a file is added to a certain folder to startup a macro? Jason |
Start a Macro when a file exists
Don't know it that event is covered at this site, but Chip Pearson covers a
lot of events that might give you some insight. http://www.cpearson.com/excel/Events.aspx "Jason Zischke" wrote: Hi All I was wondering if this is possible if you could have a file sitting doing nothing but when a file is added to a certain folder to startup a macro? Jason |
Start a Macro when a file exists
Hi JLGWhiz
Thanks for your responce, however I'm still a bit of a novice when it comes to class modules. Any help would greatly be appreciated. Jason "JLGWhiz" wrote: Don't know it that event is covered at this site, but Chip Pearson covers a lot of events that might give you some insight. http://www.cpearson.com/excel/Events.aspx "Jason Zischke" wrote: Hi All I was wondering if this is possible if you could have a file sitting doing nothing but when a file is added to a certain folder to startup a macro? Jason |
Start a Macro when a file exists
Look at
Application.onTime to schedule a repeating macro Dir() to check the contents of a folder Tim. "Jason Zischke" wrote in message ... Hi All I was wondering if this is possible if you could have a file sitting doing nothing but when a file is added to a certain folder to startup a macro? Jason |
Start a Macro when a file exists
Hi Tim
Thanks for your responce, however that won't work to well for me, because the files that go to that folder can be irregular which means you may have to wait a bit more for some and not others. Jason "Tim Williams" wrote: Look at Application.onTime to schedule a repeating macro Dir() to check the contents of a folder Tim. "Jason Zischke" wrote in message ... Hi All I was wondering if this is possible if you could have a file sitting doing nothing but when a file is added to a certain folder to startup a macro? Jason |
Start a Macro when a file exists
So if the workbbok was scanning the folder for new files every minute that
wouldn't work ? It is possible to put a "watch" on a folder but that's a bit more complex: http://vbnet.mvps.org/index.html?cod...chedfolder.htm Tim "Jason Zischke" wrote in message ... Hi Tim Thanks for your responce, however that won't work to well for me, because the files that go to that folder can be irregular which means you may have to wait a bit more for some and not others. Jason "Tim Williams" wrote: Look at Application.onTime to schedule a repeating macro Dir() to check the contents of a folder Tim. "Jason Zischke" wrote in message ... Hi All I was wondering if this is possible if you could have a file sitting doing nothing but when a file is added to a certain folder to startup a macro? Jason |
Start a Macro when a file exists
Hi Tim
Thanks for your responce, I got the watch on a folder ot work for me and it seems to be doing well, Thanks Jason "Tim Williams" wrote: So if the workbbok was scanning the folder for new files every minute that wouldn't work ? It is possible to put a "watch" on a folder but that's a bit more complex: http://vbnet.mvps.org/index.html?cod...chedfolder.htm Tim "Jason Zischke" wrote in message ... Hi Tim Thanks for your responce, however that won't work to well for me, because the files that go to that folder can be irregular which means you may have to wait a bit more for some and not others. Jason "Tim Williams" wrote: Look at Application.onTime to schedule a repeating macro Dir() to check the contents of a folder Tim. "Jason Zischke" wrote in message ... Hi All I was wondering if this is possible if you could have a file sitting doing nothing but when a file is added to a certain folder to startup a macro? Jason |
Start a Macro when a file exists
Not doing nothing...but how about continuously monitoring a folder?
You may want to look at Randy Birch's site: http://vbnet.mvps.org/index.html?cod...chedfolder.htm Jason Zischke wrote: Hi All I was wondering if this is possible if you could have a file sitting doing nothing but when a file is added to a certain folder to startup a macro? Jason -- Dave Peterson |
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