I simplified the macros wrote two versions.One using Dir() and another with the
FileSystem object.
they both work just fine:
Sub First_Macro()
Dim MyFile As String
Dim path As String
path = "D:\For Pankaj\Dump\"
MyFile = Dir(path & "*L1.xlsx")
Do While MyFile <> ""
Workbooks.Open (path & MyFile)
MyFile = Dir()
Loop
End SubSub fSys_Macro()
Dim f, fldr, fso
Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set fldr = fso.getfolder("D:\For Pankaj\Dump")
For Each f In fldr.Files
If (InStr(1, f.Name, "L1") > 0) Then Workbooks.Open f.path
Next f
End Sub
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On Wednesday, April 27, 2016 4:05 PM, Secret Shot <secrets...@gmail.com>
wrote:
Dear Experts,
I want to open all files in a folder with suffix of "L1", where i have below
files in a folder
04 L1.Xlsx04 L2.Xlsx05 L1.Xlsx05 L2.Xlsx06 L1.Xlsx06 L2.Xlsx
I want macro to open Only files which contain "L1", (Means 04 L1.Xlsx, 05
L1.Xlsx, 06 L1.Xlsx).
I created 2 macros but both giving me same error "Run-time error '1004': Sorry,
we couldn't find 05 L1.Xlsx. It is possible it was moved, renamed or deleted?"
Both macro are opening first file (I mean 04 L1.Xlsx) perfectly, but giving
error on second file.
Below are the macro's
Sub First_Macro() Dim MyFile As String Dim path As String path
= "D:\For Pankaj\Dump\" MyFile = Dir(path & "*.xlsx") Do While
MyFile <> "" If InStr(MyFile, "L1") > 0 Then
MsgBox path & "\" & MyFile Workbooks.Open (MyFile) End If
MyFile = Dir() Loop End Sub
Sub Second_Macro()Dim path As StringDim Fname As StringDim p As String
path = "D:\For Pankaj\Dump\"Fname = ".xlsx"p = "*L1" MyFile = Dir(path & p &
Fname) Do While MyFile <> 0 Workbooks.Open (MyFile) MyFile =
Dir LoopEnd Sub
Please help me in solving this issue. i know i am making some silly mistake but
not able to understand why it is opening first file and giving error on second
file.
I would waiting for replies on this issue.
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