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Test for files existing
Hi,
I have the following code courtesy of this newsgroup; what I would like to do is check the destination folder to see if there are two files - both ..doc. if so then skip copying them since they are already there from a previous run. How do I check the destination folder for these files? Thanks in advance Sandy MyDest = "C:\Users\Sandy\Documents\AAPGA\" _ & inputText & "\Personal Data-" & inputText & "\" MySource = "C:\Users\Sandy\Documents\Extras\" fn = Dir(MySource & "*.doc") Do While fn < "" FileCopy MySource & fn, MyDest & fn fn = Dir() Loop |
Test for files existing
Hi,
Maybe you could use something like this If Dir("full path and filename") < "" Then 'file exists Else 'file doesn't exist End If Mike "Sandy" wrote: Hi, I have the following code courtesy of this newsgroup; what I would like to do is check the destination folder to see if there are two files - both ..doc. if so then skip copying them since they are already there from a previous run. How do I check the destination folder for these files? Thanks in advance Sandy MyDest = "C:\Users\Sandy\Documents\AAPGA\" _ & inputText & "\Personal Data-" & inputText & "\" MySource = "C:\Users\Sandy\Documents\Extras\" fn = Dir(MySource & "*.doc") Do While fn < "" FileCopy MySource & fn, MyDest & fn fn = Dir() Loop |
Test for files existing
Thing is Mike that there will always be excel files in this folder but only
ever two .doc files (if they are there) - so testing for general files is not an option. I would have to test for .doc files. Sandy "Mike H" wrote in message ... Hi, Maybe you could use something like this If Dir("full path and filename") < "" Then 'file exists Else 'file doesn't exist End If Mike "Sandy" wrote: Hi, I have the following code courtesy of this newsgroup; what I would like to do is check the destination folder to see if there are two files - both ..doc. if so then skip copying them since they are already there from a previous run. How do I check the destination folder for these files? Thanks in advance Sandy MyDest = "C:\Users\Sandy\Documents\AAPGA\" _ & inputText & "\Personal Data-" & inputText & "\" MySource = "C:\Users\Sandy\Documents\Extras\" fn = Dir(MySource & "*.doc") Do While fn < "" FileCopy MySource & fn, MyDest & fn fn = Dir() Loop |
Test for files existing
hi Sandy
With Dir you can test if it exist Something like this if this is the full path MySource & fn If Dir(MySource & fn) < "" then 'Exist Else 'Not exist End If -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "Sandy" wrote in message ... Hi, I have the following code courtesy of this newsgroup; what I would like to do is check the destination folder to see if there are two files - both .doc. if so then skip copying them since they are already there from a previous run. How do I check the destination folder for these files? Thanks in advance Sandy MyDest = "C:\Users\Sandy\Documents\AAPGA\" _ & inputText & "\Personal Data-" & inputText & "\" MySource = "C:\Users\Sandy\Documents\Extras\" fn = Dir(MySource & "*.doc") Do While fn < "" FileCopy MySource & fn, MyDest & fn fn = Dir() Loop |
Test for files existing
Sorry Mike misread what you suggested.
I will give it a go. I will let you know. sandy "Mike H" wrote in message ... Hi, Maybe you could use something like this If Dir("full path and filename") < "" Then 'file exists Else 'file doesn't exist End If Mike "Sandy" wrote: Hi, I have the following code courtesy of this newsgroup; what I would like to do is check the destination folder to see if there are two files - both ..doc. if so then skip copying them since they are already there from a previous run. How do I check the destination folder for these files? Thanks in advance Sandy MyDest = "C:\Users\Sandy\Documents\AAPGA\" _ & inputText & "\Personal Data-" & inputText & "\" MySource = "C:\Users\Sandy\Documents\Extras\" fn = Dir(MySource & "*.doc") Do While fn < "" FileCopy MySource & fn, MyDest & fn fn = Dir() Loop |
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