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Update links only if file exists
I have built a Year to date report for my department that I send out on a
monthly basis. The main file pulls data from other documents to compile everything. Because I know the name of every file it will pull from (its not hard with you watched Sesame Street and learned your months) I set up all the equations in the future months to already pull from those files. Problem is when I open the document and select update links, it errors out once I come to a file it can not find. Is there a way for it to skip over a file if it does not exists and continue to look for the other files, updated those that are there? |
Update links only if file exists
Use a simple function like this:
Function bFileExists(ByVal sFile As String) As Boolean Dim lAttr As Long On Error Resume Next lAttr = GetAttr(sFile) bFileExists = (Err.Number = 0) And ((lAttr And vbDirectory) = 0) On Error GoTo 0 End Function Use it like this: If bFileExists(yourfilepath) then 'do whatever code needs doing here Else 'Skip the file End If RBS "Greg H." wrote in message ... I have built a Year to date report for my department that I send out on a monthly basis. The main file pulls data from other documents to compile everything. Because I know the name of every file it will pull from (its not hard with you watched Sesame Street and learned your months) I set up all the equations in the future months to already pull from those files. Problem is when I open the document and select update links, it errors out once I come to a file it can not find. Is there a way for it to skip over a file if it does not exists and continue to look for the other files, updated those that are there? |
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