I have it in my Personal macro workbook. When you run it it will bring up a dialogue box to let you pick the folder where the files you need to do the work on are.
Or you can just save it in any random workbook and run it from there. These instructions should be OK if you're not familiar with running macros https://searchengineland.com/how-to-use-macros-you-find-online-in-6-easy-steps-137786
Cheers, used to running them but can only decode about a third of that so couldn't understand how the path was specified. Will give it a go shortly.
With Application.FileDialog(msoFileDialogFolderPicker) .Show Pathname = .SelectedItems(1) & "\" End With
Specifies the path. It's a nice bit of code for inserting in any macro where you want a path.
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I have it in my Personal macro workbook. When you run it it will bring up a dialogue box to let you pick the folder where the files you need to do the work on are.
Or you can just save it in any random workbook and run it from there. These instructions should be OK if you're not familiar with running macros https://searchengineland.com/how-to-use-macros-you-find-online-in-6-easy-steps-137786