I would like to open the open file dialogue using VBA from a pre specified location on a sharepoint site. I can open the open dialogue bow using GetOpenFilename. How can I make sure the open dialogue box is always pointing at the correct place?
For bonus points, can I also filter files based on the filename (with wild card)? i.e. the file name structure will be filename_yyymmdd. I'd like the user to only see files with the filename string in them.
and sorted by date for even more ageing fixeh sidder points.
I reckon you would struggle to do this with .net or vb, let alone VBA.
A diiiirty way could be to have a VBA application caller insert a dword value into the registry to force the sort order, and then remove it when the sub is run. The walk away when your PC stops running.
I would like to open the open file dialogue using VBA from a pre specified location on a sharepoint site. I can open the open dialogue bow using GetOpenFilename. How can I make sure the open dialogue box is always pointing at the correct place?
For bonus points, can I also filter files based on the filename (with wild card)? i.e. the file name structure will be filename_yyymmdd. I'd like the user to only see files with the filename string in them.
and sorted by date for even more ageing fixeh sidder points.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/vba/excel-vba/articles/application-getopenfilename-method-excel