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I'm trying to print all files inside a folder with this code but something is not working correctly And if it maters, I'm using Office Ultimate. I tested by altering the folder name on the code and I got the message. The problem is with the default program set for opening the image file. If you right click on the image file, you will not see the Print option. To sort this issue, open Control panel and go to Default Apps. Change the default app of Photo Viewer to say Paint.

Close Default Apps. Now right click on the image file and you will see the Print option. If you have a mix of files in that folder and you do not see a Print option for any particular extention then do what I suggested above. Change the default app till you see the Print in the context menu. For example, to print the PDF files in a folder:. Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. Hi there, Can anyone tell me how to print all files contained within a folder?

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This means that every time you visit this website you will need to enable or disable cookies again. By taking the time to understand the techniques and principles in this post and elsewhere on this site you should be able to adapt it to your needs. What next? Check out the latest posts:. Thanks Yasser, I appreciate the feedback. I have not set up the website to automatically send notifications when replies are posted.

I will look into it. All is going well except when I try and publish pdfs it stops after the first loop, any help? Hopefully we can work out the issue. I was also able to clean up a few other parts of the code too. Thank you. In this comments section, it appears to convert them into different characters to look more like upon and close quotes.

After you copy and paste the code in the comment above, change the quotation marks to the normal ones which are on your keyboard. Yep that did the trick! Thank you so much for responding so quickly and helping out. You sir, are the man! Greets, Frank. I wish I could take full credit. I originally found a similar code in a colleagues macro. And much like you, I spent a long time working through it over and over again. Once I understood the principles, I tried to simplify it down until I knew exactly what it was doing.

Then I discovered the FileSystemObject and realized that is probably a better option. You have done great help to most of the people by writing or getting it through various sources.

Your efforts are remarkable. Mark — your site is great, thanks. I have Looping through all the files subfolders working perfectly as is. Then you will have a known number of items. Next, loop through through the array to the copy the files to the right locations. I am trying to use your code to apply a password to all files within a folder and its subfolders but struggling. I am using the macro below to apply a password to all files within a folder — not sure if this is the reason I am struggling!

Hello awesome work. I am a bit of a novice and need some help. On running my macro it asks for a unique number. Say I enter and hit enter. It then needs to find a word docx with this number in the file name. Can you help please? This variable should be declared before any Subs to ensure it is visible to all macros within the module. Hi I want to check if the folder name entrred through inputbox is present in the parent folder ir not.

If the folder structure you are working with results in a path greater than characters for your string variable VBA throws and error. Is there a method around this? After finding their folder structure was not critical and was the result of people dropping files and creating a structure haphazardly I restructured their folders and had no problem. The question still stands, if I could not restructure the folders is there a work around?

When I get a bit of time, I might look into it. I have the same issue. It looks like that when going through folders, files name are not all retrieved as the number of characters for both folders and file names is too long.

This appears to be a long-standing issue with Excel, there are quite a few forum questions on similar things.

Which version of Excel are you using? I have created a macro which selects the each excel file placed in folder and run the code, copies the value and save. Hi Pavan — The macro is running in alphabetical order. To get it to run in the order you want, you will need to change to H1 and H2 to H01 and H A full file path is just a text string. So you would need to split and manipulate the strings to work out where the number is, then execute it in number order.

This code is great and I am hoping to build on it to get what I need. I have been trying for some time to get a full list of content in a sub folder structure similar to what is achieved here but I also need to include: path to empty sub folders.

I assume that I need to tweak these two lines of code, but I am now at a bit of a loss.



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