In an Excel macro, inside a loop I issue the following,
where the names are unique each time:
Workbooks.Open Filename:=openFYL$
With Worksheets(1)
' .Copy ''do not need; saves BOOKn space
.SaveAs svWK$
End With
' NOTE: Related metadata folders are created on the fly
Open svWK$ For Input As #1 'EG: "USE_P001.TXT"
When the loops are done, then and only then can i attempt to
close and remove the files.
Close 'MUST close files, for removal
For PG = 1 To 7
'* Remove parsed secondary files for minimum handles
For nsnFIND = 1 To 11
FPG$ = Right$("000" + Mid$(Str$(PG), 2), 3)
REF$ = Right$("0" + Mid$(Str$(nsnFIND), 2), 2)
svWK$ = "DET_R" + FPG$ + REF$ + ".txt"
On Error Resume Next '** NOTE: does not always work
Workbooks(svWK$).Close SaveChanges:=True
Kill sav2$
RmDir deeFAULT$ + "DET_R" + FPG$ + REF$ + "_files"
Next nsnFIND
'* Remove parsed primary files for minimum handles
FPG$ = Right$("000" + Mid$(Str$(PG), 2), 3)
svWK$ = "DET_P" + FPG$ + ".txt"
Workbooks(svWK$).Close SaveChanges:=True
Kill svWK$
' deeFAULT$ = "C:\Users\BOB\Documents\"
' PATH AND FILE NAME IS CORRECT
' Furthermore, the folder can manually be removed
' while program is running!
dirLOC = deeFAULT$ + "DET_P" + FPG$ + "_files"
On Error Resume Next ' to bypass access error
RmDir dirLOC '** Path/File access error
On Error GoTo 0
Next PG
So,the folder specification in each case is absolutely correct,
and as i indicate,i can manually delete/remove any one of them
WHILE THE PROGRAM IS RUNNING (and creating more).
How the heck can this be fixed?
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