is there a way to utilize VB to prompt the user for a source file path/name and a destination file path/name? (ideally, the user would be able to "Browse..." from within the box.)
On 2002-04-24 09:05, ryansupak wrote:
is there a way to utilize VB to prompt the user for a source file path/name and a destination file path/name? (ideally, the user would be able to "Browse..." from within the box.)
Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
Dim Filter As String, Caption As String, SelectedFile As Variant
Filter = "Fountains (*.xls),*.xls"
Caption = "Please Select the Fountain of Youth"
SelectedFile = Application.GetOpenFilename(Filter, , Caption)
If SelectedFile = False Then Exit Sub
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