We use VBA to automate our tasks. Normally in excel we only work with data present in rows and columns which are in the form of tables or something. But what about the files and folders which are not a part of excel? What if we need to use that data from any file how do we acce...
When we use VBA in Excel, most of it is to automate our tasks. This also means that most of the time, we work withcells and ranges,worksheets,workbooks, and other objects which are a part of the Excel application. But VBA is a lot more powerful and can also be used to work with ...
The FileSystemObject is your Swiss Army knife when you need to access a computer’s file system through VBA. The possible applications of it are practically limitless. Perhaps you want to automate the collection and consolidation of data contained in non-Excel files from several of your coworkers...
Using FileSystemObject.GetFile we can access various file meta data, some of which I am not interested in for this example. I'm going to use DateCreated, DateLastModified, Size and Type. To see the full list of meta data you can access, in the VBA editor, use the auto-complete list to...
VBAのFileSystemObjectでファイルを移動するMoveFile メソッドは、1 つまたは複数のファイルをある場所から別の場所に移動します。VBAのリファレンスを設定するまず、FileSystemObjectを使用する場合、VB Scripting Runtimeの参照設定を行った方が良いでしょう。Visual Basic Editorを開き(ALT+F11)、ドロッ...