Here is the ListAllFolders code from the sample workbook. To use this code in a different workbook, change the sheet name and range name, in the strPath line, near the top of the code, to match the names in your workbook. This macro, named ListAllFolders3SubFolders , lists file counts for the main folder, and all level 1, 2 and 3 subfolders in the specified folder.
The List Files button runs the ListFileInfo macro, which lists all the Excel files from folder, with properties as column headings. This file takes a long time to run, so try it on a folder with just a few files, to see how it works. To see which properties are important to you, run the other macro - List Properties, with one or two sample files. Then, you might decide to show properties, instead of or more. This macro runs slowly, so reduce the Max Properties setting as low as possible.
Test on a small folder first, to see how it works. The macro checks the file names for a text string - ". The List Properties button runs the ListExtFileProps macro, which lists property numbers and names at the left, with optional sample data from Excel files in the folder. This can help you decide how many properties to include for the List Files macro.
In the screen shot below, the list is filtered to hide the blanks in column C. If you want to bring up a folder picker dialog, you need to use a function, such as the one below. Add the function to your project and call the folderpath using the following format.
If the path is not valid, the folder picker will show all folders desktop level , as seen in the screenshot. The lines above can be used in Save Attachments to the hard drive. This macro uses BrowseForFolder function when saving email attachments on the selected message.
When you use this function, you can browse to or create subfolders but cannot "browse up" to a folder above the preselected root. Application Dim objMsg As Outlook. Item i. She also created video training CDs and online training classes for Microsoft Outlook.
Hello, thank you for the code BrowseForFolder. Do you know if it possible to open a more complete browser I mean with favorites and also shortcuts? Thank you. I seem to have some problem with the function. For some reason it takes the environment variable, opens the select folder window.
I select it, then it exits the function and immediately calls the function again. This time, the environment variable is not passed. I tried to figure out why the function is called twice, but not sure. Maybe any ideas? This code is working great! I want to ask you if the folder picker can let me select shortcut links as well? However, the current folder picker only allows me to select a folder and not further quick navigate to the final folder via my shortcuts.
Any suggestions? No, it won't let you select shortlinks. You'd need to write a custom picker. It wouldn't be hard, if you only ever wanted to use those links I have BrowseForFolder working perfectly. I ask because on my corporate network there are dozens of subfolders in the returned folder but I only use 3 or 4 of them at anytime. The drive is shared by many so I can't move my folder into their own subfolder.
On Outlook I'm looking for a specific macro that could change the default path for the Attach File Command Button at Ribbon every time a call a macro. Can you please post some code that can help me Thanks! Your website has help massively with what I'm trying to achieve, I have got my emails saving to my documents but I'm wanting to add to the macro so you can select the folder on a server using a input text box. I'm not clued up on VBA code so any assistance would be greatly appreciated. I wrote this VBA code to do that.
It has been tested in Excel Path For how to run the. Files For Each f In fls Debug. Print f. Name Next End Sub. While this code snippet may solve the question, including an explanation really helps to improve the quality of your post. Remember that you are answering the question for readers in the future, and those people might not know the reasons for your code suggestion. Si8 you may want to post a separate question. The OP's question is specifically about Windows.
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