Earlier posts and site search have led me to the captioned vb code.
This works fine,and I thought I had solved the problem but , it returns the 'CREATED DATE",so that if I have extracted say 6 (zip) files then all of these have the same created date.
So it has become difficult to rename the files with filedatetime and file name,as all the files have the same timestamp.
What i really need to do is to reference the "MODIFIED DATE",which remains the files true date reference.
Currently I am using the following code:
filedate=filedatetime("directorypath")
Help please
This works fine,and I thought I had solved the problem but , it returns the 'CREATED DATE",so that if I have extracted say 6 (zip) files then all of these have the same created date.
So it has become difficult to rename the files with filedatetime and file name,as all the files have the same timestamp.
What i really need to do is to reference the "MODIFIED DATE",which remains the files true date reference.
Currently I am using the following code:
filedate=filedatetime("directorypath")
Help please