Moving Files from one folder to another with a twist

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How would one compare the files in a folder with a record set in MS Access,
and move only those files with a matching entry in the record set to a new
folder? I've been playing with the code most of the day, and I have had no
luck, but I'm not a progammer, either. I've tried what I think is every
possible syntax for the MoveFile command and can't make it work. Your help
would be most appreciated. Thanks!
 
Mike said:
How would one compare the files in a folder with a record set in MS Access,
and move only those files with a matching entry in the record set to a new
folder? I've been playing with the code most of the day, and I have had no
luck, but I'm not a progammer, either. I've tried what I think is every
possible syntax for the MoveFile command and can't make it work. Your help
would be most appreciated. Thanks!
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Not sure if this will help, but the VBA Name statement is rather
straightforward:


Name Statement


Renames a disk file, directory, or folder.

Syntax

Name oldpathname As newpathname
 
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