Free Excel VBA Course #34 - Working with Files and Folders using Excel VBA (Copy files and Folder)

[@mtotowamungu8259]

This is the best explanation I've seen so far. Many thanks.

[@trumpexcel]

Glad you found the video useful!

[@vincysigma]

You are a wonderful Teacher Sir.. Well explained.. Thanks

[@Tushar22011998]

Thank you so much. This helped me to get the name of all the files present in a folder.

[@ricardoantunes9134]

Many thanks!! I've looking for such explanation for a long time!! Great explanation!!

[@vijaysahal4556]

very useful sir 👍👍👍and yours teaching way also fine 👍👍👍👍

[@jackng7234]

Great video with details step. Thanks !!

[@triggergamer1066]

best ever explanation wow

[@abhishekchaturvedi6981]

Please make a video on Microsoft Powerpoint as well as TrumpPowerPoint it will be very useful for the beginners 🙏🙏

[@vinayababuyerneni255]

All I can is Thank you !!!!

[@pradnyahasabnis1107]

Thank you very much.

[@trumpexcel]

Glad you found the video useful!

[@pappasmurf9930]

Love this video - very helpful! What's the difference between this way and using mkdir? pretty sure this syntax also makes folders and directories?

[@jojocarrillo]

Thank you. but i would like to copy multiple files within different folders into one folder based on a database which contains the reference e.g. WF-002811 R2 (database ref) > WF-002811 R2 EMBEDDED LAYOUT OF C1 4TH FLOOR (actual folder name)... I was thinking of using the search function in VBA to solve this and I need it to loop through the whole database and copying all the files. I'm new in VBA.

[@margad-erdeneboldbaatar4704]

Thanks so much.