Find, Copy files and Paste in new destination
 

I need help coming up with a macro that you can search for files that match a certain criteria that may be in various folders/locations, copy them, and then paste into a new destination.

Find, Copy files and Paste in new destination
 

Daniel C wrote:

I need help coming up with a macro that you can search for files that
match a certain criteria that may be in various folders/locations, copy
them, and then paste into a new destination.

It depends in part upon the criteria. Expand upon "certain criteria" and
you'll get a more meaningful answer.

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The company that I work for has standard drawing files in different locations. For instance, there are different folders for Schematic files, Panel Layout files, Label Files, etc. The drawings could all begin with a number like: 278200_.dwg. I would like to have a macro built to look up all of the files that meet the criteria of "278200" in all of the different folders, and then paste them into a new destination (Project folder). The parent folder of the project would be something like: W47100012, and then the subfolders would be:
Cable Diagrams
HMI
Labels
Panel Layout
PLC
Schematics

Find, Copy files and Paste in new destination
 

You might want to take a look at a software specifically designed to
manage CAD files named PDMWorks. I use it with SolidWorks but I'm sure
it's available as stand-alone.

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Thank you. I will ask someone here who uses Solidworks if they have that and how it works. We might still need a macro in Excel, however.

They're not using that type of system for their SolidWorks drawings

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hi Daniel,

http://www.excelabo.net/trucs/filesearch07

to make the copy file

FileCopy Source, Cible


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Le 2012-04-26 17:06, Daniel C a écrit :
Thank you. I will ask someone here who uses Solidworks if they have
that and how it works. We might still need a macro in Excel, however.


'GS[_2_ Wrote:
;1601209']You might want to take a look at a software specifically
designed to
manage CAD files named PDMWorks. I use it with SolidWorks but I'm sure
it's available as stand-alone.

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Thank you Isabelle.