search all my folders find specific documet and delete

rjmdc

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hi
i need some help
i need to reveiw all files in a specific file path
find any document ending with: (Report Date 11.14.2024).xlsx and DELETE it
what would the code be?
 

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How about:

VBA Code:
Sub DeleteFileStr()
    Dim fldrPath As String
    Dim fileStr As String
    Dim filePath As String
    Dim file As String
    
    fldrPath = "C:\Your\Folder\Path\" ' make sure to include '\' at the end
    fileStr = "(Report Date 11.14.2024)"
    file = Dir(fldrPath & "*.*")
    Do While file <> ""
        If InStr(file, fileStr) > 0 Then
            filePath = fldrPath & file
            Kill filePath
        End If
        file = Dir
    Loop
End Sub
 
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hi
where does this get placed? i started a new book and create the code and pressed run but nothing happened
 
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This would do too (only change your folderpath)

VBA Code:
Sub jec()
Kill "C:\Users\xxx\Downloads\*(Report Date 11.14.2024).xlsx"
End Sub
 
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hi
i am sorry
file name ENDS with (Report Date 11.14.2024).xlsx
it is not the full file name
 
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this code isnt working
the file name ends with (Report Date 11.14.2024).xlsx
the file has a whole long name before that
how do i search my folders and kill thaose files
 
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base folder
"M:\AALL CONSUMERS\_AALL FI\4__BUDGETS APPROVED\
folder names ex in this folder
there are a few hundred folders
"M:\AALL CONSUMERS\_AALL FI\4__BUDGETS APPROVED\last name, first name(QU-broker TABS 123456)"
search for this folder in the folder - folder 51
"M:\AALL CONSUMERS\_AALL FI\4__BUDGETS APPROVED\last name, first name(QU-broker TABS 123456)\51_Payments"
kill any file that ends in (Report Date 11.14.2024).xlsx</
 
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