The complete syntax will be in String datatype. Because we will be using the path of the file which will be as text. In the first example, we will see how to copy a file from a source location and paste it in a destination location in a very simple way.
For this, we need a file of any kind or extension. Here we are considering an Excel file with extension xlsx. As we can see, we have placed that excel file into a location which is easy to access named as Test. Now we will copy this file with the help of FileCopy to the below destination folder. Step 3: Now directly open the FileCopy function as shown below.
Step 4: Now in quotes write the source location address followed by file name and extension as shown below. Step 5: For the Destination location, again put the path in inverted commas followed by file and extension.
Step 6: Now compile the code and run it by clicking on the Play button which is located below the menu bar. Copy Code. Posted 9-Feb am jameslooi Updated 7-Oct am RDBurmon. Add a Solution. RDBurmon 9-Feb am. Removed unnecessary tags and added proper tags.
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Excel extensions represent the file format. It helps the user to save different types of excel files in various formats. For instance,. Then for the formula FileCopy, I have supplied these variables instead of lengthy folder path strings. The reason why we get this error because when the copying file is opened and if you try to copy the above error comes, so always close the file and execute the code.
Here we discuss how to copy excel files from one directory to another using the FileCopy function along with examples. Below you can find some useful excel VBA articles —. Contents Exit focus mode. Is this page helpful? Please rate your experience Yes No. Any additional feedback? Submit and view feedback for This product This page. View all page feedback. In this article.
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