Putting Excel file in Windows startup folder with VBA

hasanlianar

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Hello,

I need help with VBA code to put file to Windows Startup folder so that the file is open-ed automatically on every Windows start up.

Thank you,
Anar
 

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Code:
  FileCopy Source:="C:\myPath\MyFile.ext", _
           Destination:=CreateObject("Wscript.Shell").SpecialFolders("Startup") & "\"
 
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Thank you, shg

I am not that proficient in VBA, could you state a more complete answer?



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Code:
  FileCopy Source:="C:\myPath\MyFile.ext", _
           Destination:=CreateObject("Wscript.Shell").SpecialFolders("Startup") & "\"
 
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