Hi
I have a folder that has subfolders in it.
Im moving files into the folder but im trying to then move the files into the latest created subfolder.
Can you do that via VBA?
Hi
I have a folder that has subfolders in it.
Im moving files into the folder but im trying to then move the files into the latest created subfolder.
Can you do that via VBA?
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This is one method :
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/...tory-using-vba
https://ss64.com/vb/filesystemobject.html
https://www.rondebruin.nl/win/s3/win026.htm
FileSystemObject can move files
Here's how to find the latest folder if you don't know it
An example will help … like
"I want to move all the files in Folder1 (which I know / would like to select) into the subfolder with the latest create date (which I want the system to find)
Folder1
File1
File2
FIle3
SubfolderA (created 3/4/2019)
SubfolderB (created 4/4/2019)
So SubfolderB ends with File1, File2, and File3
Option Explicit Sub test() MsgBox LatestFolder("C:\Users\Daddy\Documents") End Sub 'https://ss64.com/vb/filesystemobject.html Function LatestFolder(sPath As String) As String Dim oFSO As Object, oFolders As Object, oFolder As Object Dim sNewestFolder As String Dim dtDate As Date dtDate = 0 Set oFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set oFolders = oFSO.GetFolder(sPath).SubFolders For Each oFolder In oFolders If oFolder.DateCreated > dtDate Then sNewestFolder = oFolder.Name dtDate = oFolder.DateCreated ' Debug.Print sNewestFolder, dtDate End If Next LatestFolder = sNewestFolder End Function
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Paul
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