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Is there a way to get Specific subfolder level names and put in a column

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    Is there a way to get Specific subfolder level names and put in a column

    I am using the following code to maintain a list of files in a specific server directory. We use this list as a Table of Contents and the sub folder names are based on Manufacture and then Type. We now have some additional classifications that we want to use under each type that can create additional subfolders. If those additional subfolders get created, the columns on the TOC that match to the Type and the Manufacture will no longer work as coded. Is there a way to program it to always get the 6th and 7th folder from the File Path and put them in the columns that they are associated with so that if the Type subfolder ends up with additional subfolders, the TOC with always display the Manufacture and Type for that particular file? See Lines 17, 18, 20-23 of attached file. The folders listed are not the Manufacture and Type, They are Type and Sub Type.
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    Re: Is there a way to get Specific subfolder level names and put in a column

    Yes if you know for sure that it's always the 6th and the 7th you want you can path the fullfolder path to a variable and addres it as an array where the delimiter is the backslash and just take out the ones you want.
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    Thanks Keebellah, that looks like it did the trick.

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    Good to hear.
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    One more thing, as I was getting ready to mark this solved they asked for an additional column. Each file name begins with a part number that is followed by a -. Would I be able to use another array to parse out the part number between "\" and "-"?

    Path example \\File Server\Files\Main Folder\Department\Library\Mechanical\Manufacture\Type\012345 - Part Description.dwg

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    Keebellah,
    I figured out my add on question using your split method, but this time I just split the File Name only so I did not have to worry about multiple parameters. Thanks a lot for the help on the split function I had not used that before.

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    Glad that I have been able to help you and give you new ideas

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