Finding files that DON'T end in (1)

dancingcab

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Hi,

My instrument spits out two text files of raw data. The analysis I need to perform is depended on which of the two files I'm looking at. The text files have the same filename however the 2nd file has (1) at the end. I can loop through half the files using

sFile = Dir(sPath & Application.PathSeparator & "*(1).txt")

But how do I loop through all the other files? Any ideas? The filename could be anything entered by the user so I don't have any more information about it other than it doesn't end in (1).

Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks!
 

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Assuming all the files of interest are text files, maybe something like this:

Code:
sFile = Dir(sPath & Application.PathSeparator & "*.txt")
If InStr(sFile, "(1)") > 0 Then
    'call a routine for the (1) type files
Else
    'call a routine for the other .txt files
End If
 
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