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Ok. I made some edits to the database you provided.. (hope you don't mind). But what do I need to do to remove the TxtExtension and TxtFilter; display the current folder - "c:\desktop\" & Me.fldA -; and to have it automatically display the results of what is in the folder?

Is there a way to cut the number of characters so that it will fit the maximum number of characters allowable in the listbox?

I'm sorry. You're way ahead of my skill level. I'm just looking for a simple listbox that displays files in a folder that is defined as such = "c:\desktop\" & Me.fldA. Is there something that simple or should I expect the code to be this intricate?

Hello, I just successfully got MkDir to work for my needs. Simple questions. Since there is a MkDir code for making directories, would there happen to be one for deleting directories (maybe DelDir?)

Hello, just trying to re-open this case...

the second attachment seems to be what I;m looking for, but where's the form to see the backend code?

I'm a novice at this stuff... Could you give me a step by step?

I'm not sure what you mean by Also, how do you display the results of a debug again?

Ok, I got it right, but now I get an error on the follow section: Me.List20.RowSource = Left(strRowSource, Len(strRowSource) - 1) Can anyone tell me why?

I used the code, but got an error stating "Compile Error: Syntax Error" strFile = Dir("C:\Documents and Settings\Desktop\" & me.fldA")

The other thread you're referring to is regarding making a folder value based on fldA.value when creating a folder. This is for showing the contents of a directory where the directory value equals fldA.value.

Thank you for the info...One last question, though? How do I write the code so that the folder name is the same as the value of fldA?

Hello, I am recycling the following code for my use: Private Sub Form_Open(Cancel As Integer) Dim strFile As String, strRowSource As String strFile = Dir("C:\MY FOLDER NAME\") strRowSource = strRowSource & strFile Do Until strFile = "" strFile = Dir strRowSource = strRowSource & strFile &...

Thanks Mr. B.... Looking at the code for making a directory, what if I want the folder to be named after the value in fldA? MkDir "c:\fldrA\****fldA.Value****" Also, do you recommend adding the following code to avoid errors? If Len(Dir("c:\fldrA\****fldA.Value****", vbDirectory)) = 0...

I saw that website before, but I tried to mimic it with no success. I do like the function, though, for another purpose - How can I bring up the save as screen with the directory folder where the file is to go already open?

hello, Is there a code that, when a textbox is filled with data, a folder can be automatically generated in a predesignated directory?

How do I do that?

Hello, Is there a way to create a sort of subform in a form that displays files in a directory folder similar to the "My Computer" or "My Documents" format?

I am trying to create reports using the Word Application vs. using Access reports. For some reason, it doesn't bring up the Word Document unless I click the button twice (the code is in the "On Click" portion). Also, the fields aren't populating with the data. Any idea why? Private...

Hello, I know this questions has been asked over and over, but I can’t find an answer that is dumbed down (way down) to my level. I hope I’m not asking too much, but basically a, step 1 – do this, step 2 – do this, is the easiest way for me to understand. I’m really bad with understanding code...