Mumba

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Hi Guys

Can anyone please help me.
I am trying to add to the macro below, but i can't seem to find the right method.
I am searching a folder for picture files. My issue however is, that am only able to search for files using a "*" as i do not know the full file name, only a article number.
When the search finds a match, i need the macro to return the full name of the path including whatever the "*" represents

Code:
Sub Picpath()

    Dim Picpath As String
    fpath = "S:\Applications\Uniflow\Productdrawings\Picture Iproduct\"
    NoPicPath = "S:\Applications\Uniflow\Productdrawings\Picture Iproduct\photo_not_available.jpg"
    
    For I = 12 To lr
            Picpath = fpath & wsmaster.Cells(I, ColItem).Value
            
            If Dir(Picpath & "*.jpg") <> "" Then
                wsmaster.Cells(I, ColPic) = Picpath & ".jpg"
            ElseIf Dir(Picpath & "*.png") <> "" Then
                wsmaster.Cells(I, ColPic) = Picpath & ".png"
            Else
                wsmaster.Cells(I, ColPic) = NoPicPath
            End If
    Next
End Sub
 

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You need to store the result of Dir

Code:
Dim FileName as string
            filename = Dir(Picpath & "*.jpg")
            if filename <> "" Then
                wsmaster.Cells(I, ColPic) = Picpath & filename
            Else
filename = Dir(Picpath & "*.png")
If filename <> "" Then
                wsmaster.Cells(I, ColPic) = Picpath & filename
            Else
                wsmaster.Cells(I, ColPic) = NoPicPath
            End If
        End If
 
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