Using VBA to Print standardized documents from different file paths

hutch27

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Hi,

I have a question that i'm hoping someone has a solution for.

Suppose an investor owns 3 companies:
  1. Company A
  2. Company B
  3. Company C.

Each of these 3 companies have various financial deliverables in .pdf form (i.e. Financial Statements, IRR Reports, Investor Reports, ect...) that use a standardized naming convention.
For example:
  • Financial Statements - Company A (Q2 2018)
  • Investor Report - Company B (Q2 2018)

Additionally, all of the 3 companies financial deliverables are located in standardized file paths
For example:
  • Home > Company A > 2018 > Financial Statements
  • Home > Company B > 2018 > Financial Statements

Does anyone have experience with using a macro with similar criteria for printing documents? Any help would be appreciated.
 

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