jmazor Posted February 25, 2006 Report Share Posted February 25, 2006 This is probably an easy one - for someone who knows the answer. I want to make it easy to find a folder even if: (1) I only know which of 5 main folders it would be in and I have no idea of which of the scores of sub-folders might contain it; and, (2) I know part but not all of the folder name. First I enter the search term and assign it to %T91%. Then I use a MultiChoice Menu to select the likely main folder, and assign its name to %T94% Then I wanted to use a "Repeat with Folders" command to check each subfolder within the selected main folder. I tell it to look in "F:\WP\%T94% and its subfolder, to return full path folder names and to put them into %T93%. The program tells me: "The specified path "F:\wp\%T94% does not exist." Is the problem that the "Repeat with Folders" command won't accept variables? Thanks for any help you can give. Jeff Mazor Here's the code: Variable Set String %T91% from Prompt Variable Set String %T11% "ADMIN" Variable Set String %T12% "Cases" Variable Set String %T13% "CD" Variable Set String %T14% "ClientLeases" Variable Set String %T15% "Forms" Multiple Choice Menu: Which folder Text Box Display: Just after multiple Variable Modify String: Delete Part of %T94% Repeat with Folder <===== Where Folder=F:\WP\%t94% If Variable %T93% contains variable %T91% Text Box Display: %T93% and %N1% Else End If Repeat End Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
joe Posted February 25, 2006 Report Share Posted February 25, 2006 Jeff - Is the problem that the "Repeat with Folders" command won't accept variables? No. The command does accept variables. Posting the native Macro Express code along with the command text would help the group determine what the problem may be. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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