Moving files via VBA

tim120harvey

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Joined
Jun 24, 2011
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Hi,

I have a file (Doc1.csv) saved down at
C:\Documents\
and need to move it to
C:\Folder 1\

What is the script I need, to add this to my macro?
Many thanks for your help.
 

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Code:
Sub MoveFile()
    FileCopy Source:="C:\Documents\Doc1.csv", Destination:="C:\Folder 1\Doc1.csv"
    Kill "C:\Documents\Doc1.csv"
End Sub

Or:

Code:
Sub MoveFile2()
    CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject").MoveFile "C:\Documents\Doc1.csv", "C:\Folder 1\Doc1.csv"
End Sub
 
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Or

Code:
Sub a()
Name "C:\Documents\Doc1.csv" As "C:\Folder 1\Doc1.csv"
End Sub
 
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