moving folder and contents without using FSO

RhodEvans

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Afternoon all,

I have been searching for a way of moving folders (& contents) via an excel macro. The folders are all in the same directory that the excel file is in and I want to make certain folders move to a "removed" folder that is in the same parent directory. The issue I am having is that all the examples I find use FSO (FileSystemObject) which have been disabled on the works machines.
Does anyone know if it is even possible without this, if so any suggestions?

As always I appreciate any help/advice that you are able to give!!

Rhod
 
Sorry, Yes you can It worked exactly how I wanted, and I'm sure that you designed. Couldn't be happier!
 
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