Jacques,
Thank you for your help. This will be a great starting point!
Matthew Pfluger
"Jacques ALARDET" wrote:
> Hello Matthew
>
> If I have inderstand your question : I use this procédure for stock files in
> memory. Since I work in memry for find the maxumum number
>
>
> Function MSOStockerFichiers(Chemin As String) As Integer
> '_Stocker les fichiers d'un dossier
> ' Résultat = nombre de fichier trouvés dans le dossier
> '-
> MSOStockerFichiers = 0
> Set MonFSO =
> CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
> Erase TZ5_Fichier
> TZ5_nb = 0
> If MonFSO.FolderExists(Chemin) = False Then GoTo E1
> For Each ForObject In MonFSO.GetFolder(Chemin).Files
> With ForObject
> TZ5_nb = TZ5_nb + 1
> TZ5_Fichier(TZ5_nb) = .Name
> End With
> Next
> MSOStockerFichiers = TZ5_nb
> FP: Exit Function
> '=
> E1: MsgBox "Dossier non trouvé " & Chemin: GoTo FP
> End Function
>
> J a c q u e s
>
> "Matthew Pfluger" <(E-Mail Removed)> a écrit dans le
> message de news:B76D7AFF-451A-4BE6-81BF-(E-Mail Removed)...
> >I want to save several files with a naming convention as follows:
> > "FilePrefix_###.xls", where the ### would be a number ranging from 1 to
> > 999.
> > The routine would search through a folder and determine if there were any
> > other files named "FilePrefix_" and choose the next number in the
> > sequence.
> >
> > What would be the best way to search through a give folder path?
> > FileSearch
> > object? I would appreciate some advice.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Matthew Pfluger
> >
>
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