So I'm fairly new to VBA, using it within some spreadsheets so forgive me if this is a super obvious fix, I'm sure it is but have spent hours on with with no success.
The following piece of code will lie inside of an if statement - not sure if thats worth mentioning or not.
I want to simply move, and rename files from one location to the other It needs to utilize cmd.exe, and use the 'move' argument - the source path and source destinations will be changeable depending on the pc - so it will need to use the '%temp% - as the initial file will be stored in this folder, and %userprofile% for the destination path.
Here is the code so far - I think the issue is just to do with the formatting -
Sub movefile ()
Dim Origpath As String
Dim NewPath As String
OrigPath="%temp%\newfile.txt"
NewPath="%userprofile%`Documents\newfile.vbs"
<<next code inside of an if statement>>
moveFile="C:\windows\system32\cmd.exe /C move " & OrigPath & " " & NewPath
End Sub
Maybe the " and & arent placed correctly? But the code works fine up until the line 'movefile...'
Probably a super easy way of doing it - help please!!
Namedoes? It looks like you could useEnviron$to get those paths:Environ$("temp")andEnviron("UserProfile").moveFile="C:\windows\system32\cmd.exe /C move """ & OrigPath & """ """ & NewPath & """"in case of spaces in the paths, and you seem to have a typo in yourNewPathvalue: backtick instead of backslash.