Excel VBA equivalent to System.IO.Path.GetInvalidFilenameChars

Johnny C

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System.IO.Path.GetInvalidFilenameChars is the list of valid file name chars in vb.Net

Is there an equivalent setting in VBA?

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Johnny

I've never seen such a built-in list in VBA but I have seen functions that will check for invalid filenames and they usually include a hard-coded list, e.g. Const strIllegals = "\/|?*<>"":".
 
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