VBA Modification: criteria on two subfolder to open

OrangeYellow

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
Hiya
I've been using a VBA from this: VBA to List all Folders, Subfolders and files in a directory
VBA Code:
Option Explicit

Public Sub Main_List_Folders_and_Files()

    With ActiveSheet
        .Cells.Clear
        List_Folders_and_Files "C:\list", .Range("A1")
    End With

End Sub


Private Function List_Folders_and_Files(folderPath As String, destCell As Range) As Long

    Dim FSO As Object
    Dim FSfolder As Object, FSsubfolder As Object, FSfile As Object
    Dim folders As Collection, levels As Collection
    Dim subfoldersColl As Collection
    Dim n As Long, c As Long, i As Long
    
    Set FSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
    Set folders = New Collection
    Set levels = New Collection
    
    'Add start folder to stack
    
    folders.Add FSO.GetFolder(folderPath)
    levels.Add 0
       
    n = 0

    Do While folders.Count > 0
    
        'Remove next folder from top of stack
        
        Set FSfolder = folders(folders.Count): folders.Remove folders.Count
        c = levels(levels.Count): levels.Remove levels.Count
        
        'Output this folder and its files
        
        destCell.Offset(n, c).Value = "'" & FSfolder.Name
        n = n + 1
        c = c + 1
        For Each FSfile In FSfolder.Files
            destCell.Offset(n, c).Value = "'" & FSfile.Name
            n = n + 1
        Next
               
        'Get collection of subfolders in this folder
        
        Set subfoldersColl = New Collection
        For Each FSsubfolder In FSfolder.SubFolders
            subfoldersColl.Add FSsubfolder
        Next
        
        'Loop through collection in reverse order and put each subfolder on top of stack.  As a result, the subfolders are processed and
        'output in the correct ascending ASCII order
        
        For i = subfoldersColl.Count To 1 Step -1
            If folders.Count = 0 Then
                folders.Add subfoldersColl(i)
                levels.Add c
            Else
                folders.Add subfoldersColl(i), , , folders.Count
                levels.Add c, , , levels.Count
            End If
        Next
        Set subfoldersColl = Nothing
                
    Loop
    
    List_Folders_and_Files = n

End Function

I would appreciate if it could be solved using the above VBA.
So, I would like for the VBA to return subfolders that contain either "CORRESPONDENCE" and "TRAINING" and the file names listed after the pathway "G: USER File / D"

So, the output would look like this:
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