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• For one file you can use the VBA Name and FileCopy function and for entire. Sub Sub Copy_Certain_Files_In_Folder() \'This example copy all Excel files from. I had a.bat file that worked but I need this in VBA now. I tried different approches but only managed to do this with one file at a time. Example: (i have in the same folder as the macro 1.pdf) and in Excel: A1 John.pdf Dog.pdf Triangle.pdf After execution this would result in 1.pdf copied and renamed with.

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  You can use VB\'s Name.As statement to do that. You have to provided full paths to old and new filenames (this command allows you to move files to different directories as long as those directories already exist). For what you asked, here is a generic example. GivenLocation = \'c: temp \' 'note the trailing backslash OldFileName = \'SomeFileName.xls\' NewFileName = \'DifferentFileName.xls\' Name GivenLocation & OldFileName As GivenLocation & NewFileName The parts in bold lettering are the required syntax of this command.

  You can use VB\'s Name.As statement to do that. You have to provided full paths to old and new filenames (this command allows you to move files to different directories as long as those directories already exist). For what you asked, here is a generic example.

  GivenLocation = \'c: temp \' 'note the trailing backslash OldFileName = \'SomeFileName.xls\' NewFileName = \'DifferentFileName.xls\' Name GivenLocation & OldFileName As GivenLocation & NewFileName The parts in bold lettering are the required syntax of this command.I am able to use this to rename a file and keep it in the same folder. However, I just tried to use it to move the file to another folder and I\'m having issues.

  

  I ran the code and the file disappeared from the original folder, but does not appear in the destination folder. I tried again and the code stops, indicating the file already exists.but it doesn\'t. Well, I\'m glad you got the file back doing that. It shows the Name.As statement actually does work (although I do not know why you could not find or see the moved file).

  I should have asked you this in my first message. What did you assign to BACKUPFILE?Hi, i have to rename current excel which excel i am using without writting the path of excel file. Is this possible?

  And i don\'t want to rename whole file. For example if file name is \'Hello\' than file name will rename as \'hello you are\'. Is this possible? Please help me on this.

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• For one file you can use the VBA Name and FileCopy function and for entire. Sub Sub Copy_Certain_Files_In_Folder() \'This example copy all Excel files from. I had a.bat file that worked but I need this in VBA now. I tried different approches but only managed to do this with one file at a time. Example: (i have in the same folder as the macro 1.pdf) and in Excel: A1 John.pdf Dog.pdf Triangle.pdf After execution this would result in 1.pdf copied and renamed with.

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  You can use VB\'s Name.As statement to do that. You have to provided full paths to old and new filenames (this command allows you to move files to different directories as long as those directories already exist). For what you asked, here is a generic example. GivenLocation = \'c: temp \' 'note the trailing backslash OldFileName = \'SomeFileName.xls\' NewFileName = \'DifferentFileName.xls\' Name GivenLocation & OldFileName As GivenLocation & NewFileName The parts in bold lettering are the required syntax of this command.

  You can use VB\'s Name.As statement to do that. You have to provided full paths to old and new filenames (this command allows you to move files to different directories as long as those directories already exist). For what you asked, here is a generic example.

  GivenLocation = \'c: temp \' 'note the trailing backslash OldFileName = \'SomeFileName.xls\' NewFileName = \'DifferentFileName.xls\' Name GivenLocation & OldFileName As GivenLocation & NewFileName The parts in bold lettering are the required syntax of this command.I am able to use this to rename a file and keep it in the same folder. However, I just tried to use it to move the file to another folder and I\'m having issues.

  

  I ran the code and the file disappeared from the original folder, but does not appear in the destination folder. I tried again and the code stops, indicating the file already exists.but it doesn\'t. Well, I\'m glad you got the file back doing that. It shows the Name.As statement actually does work (although I do not know why you could not find or see the moved file).

  I should have asked you this in my first message. What did you assign to BACKUPFILE?Hi, i have to rename current excel which excel i am using without writting the path of excel file. Is this possible?

  And i don\'t want to rename whole file. For example if file name is \'Hello\' than file name will rename as \'hello you are\'. Is this possible? Please help me on this.

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