copy multiple extension files in all folders and subfolders based on excel sheet

[PPARAB]

I have to multiple extension files copy in all folders and subfolders based on excel sheet.
eg.

Column A Column B Column C
1 File Name From Path To Path
2 Test C:\Storage C:\Active
3 Test1 C:\Storage C:\Active
4 Test2 C:\Storage C:\Active
5 Test3 C:\Storage C:\Active
6 Test4 C:\Storage C:\Active

Please provide VB code

Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks

 

[Trevor_S]

Try this. I don't know what the file extensions are, so I'm using a wildcard. If you know the file extension, you can include it in column A and remove the & ".*". Alternatively if they're all the same file extension, replace the * with the extension.

Sub CopyMacro
Set fs = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
n = 2
Do While Range("A" & n).Value <> ""
fs.CopyFile Range("B" & n).Value & "\" & Range("A" & n).Value & ".*" Range("C" & n).Value & "\"
n = n + 1
Loop
End Sub

You need to make sure that there are no gaps in your file list, as the macro will stop at the first gap.

 

[PPARAB]

Try this. I don't know what the file extensions are, so I'm using a wildcard. If you know the file extension, you can include it in column A and remove the & ".*". Alternatively if they're all the same file extension, replace the * with the extension.

Sub CopyMacro
Set fs = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
n = 2
Do While Range("A" & n).Value <> ""
fs.CopyFile Range("B" & n).Value & "\" & Range("A" & n).Value & ".*" Range("C" & n).Value & "\"
n = n + 1
Loop
End Sub

You need to make sure that there are no gaps in your file list, as the macro will stop at the first gap.

Thanks for quick reply
Extension are as below
.pdf , .dxf , .IDF , .matc

 

[PPARAB]

Thanks for quick reply
Extension are as below
.pdf , .dxf , .IDF , .matc

Also please provide excel file with code.

Thank you

 

[Trevor_S]

Don't think you can upload an excel file to this site, plus haven't got access to excel today anyway. But if you open a new spreadsheet, go on to the developer tab, there's a VBA option, and you can open a window to paste the code into.
If there are multiple file extensions, probably best to build them into column A and remove the & ".*" from my code.

 

[PPARAB]

Don't think you can upload an excel file to this site, plus haven't got access to excel today anyway. But if you open a new spreadsheet, go on to the developer tab, there's a VBA option, and you can open a window to paste the code into.
If there are multiple file extensions, probably best to build them into column A and remove the & ".*" from my code.

I have go to as per your instruction shown error as

Compile error:
Syntax error

 

[Trevor_S]

Sorry, I can see that I have missed a comma. It should go before Range("C" & n).Value & ""
So my code is now

Sub CopyMacro
Set fs = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
n = 2
Do While Range("A" & n).Value <> ""
fs.CopyFile Range("B" & n).Value & "\" & Range("A" & n).Value & ".*", Range("C" & n).Value & "\"
n = n + 1
Loop
End Sub

 

[PPARAB]

Sorry, I can see that I have missed a comma. It should go before Range("C" & n).Value & ""
So my code is now

Sub CopyMacro
Set fs = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
n = 2
Do While Range("A" & n).Value <> ""
fs.CopyFile Range("B" & n).Value & "\" & Range("A" & n).Value & ".*", Range("C" & n).Value & "\"
n = n + 1
Loop
End Sub

Shown error for below line
fs.CopyFile Range("B" & n).Value & "" & Range("A" & n).Value & ".*", Range("C" & n).Value & ""
Can't execute code in break mode.