Here's an extract from some code I use based on Last Modified Dates
Code:
'Check Dates
Dim fs, f: Dim CostDate As Date, SOsDate As Date
Set fs = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set f = fs.GetFile(Path + "SAP Valuation Data\SAP Data\" + Filename1)
CostDate = f.DateLastModified
Set f = fs.GetFile(Path + "SAP Valuation Data\SAP Data\" + Filename2)
InvDate = f.DateLastModified
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