Hi all,
Is there an easy way to check for forbidden windows characters in a script that takes the output of a textbox to use in a save as script?
where txbStudyName is the name of a textbox in a user form and I want to check studyName for any of the forbidden windows filename characters.
Only way I've managed to do it is like so:
That just looks for a "<" character, and if found, creates an output. Then if there is an output, throw a warning. I've had to make a separate variable and elseif statement for each character, which makes for rather cumbersome code. So I was wondering if there was a built-in feature that would do this for me with just a line or two of code.
While I'm at is, is there a way to make VBA check the save file path for any files with the same name before trying to save? i.e. if there is already a file called "Study101.xls" in the destination path, have VBA code throw the error instead of excel?
Thanks for yer help
--Ouka
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