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    Use filesys to copy files that don't exist??

    Gurus

    I want to copy files from 1st folder to 2nd folder if file in 1st is not in 2nd. That's easy i am sure for you gurus.

    So please help

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    Re: Use filesys to copy files that don't exist??

    Hi,

    did you look first ?
    the answer is in some of your words in the Title like
    "copy" or swap the a bit " FileCopy"

    what have you tried sofar

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    Re: Use filesys to copy files that don't exist??

    I thought filesys is some kind of program lol
    But I still don't understand if file 1st doesn't exist in 2nd then copy it?!
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    Re: Use filesys to copy files that don't exist??

    guys Confusion sorry

    I mean FS = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") then loop to do FS.COPYFILE if file.name not in 2nd folder. Does this make sense ??

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    Re: Use filesys to copy files that don't exist??

    Oh I understand perfectly. You have two folders. You want to copy any file that is in the first folder, but not already in the second folder, TO the second folder.

    I repeat our good friend ChrisE, "what have you tried sofar[sic]?"

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