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GetOpenFilename Msgbox (GetOpenFileName method of EXCEL)



'EXCEL
GetOpenFileName method' - ----------------------------
'This method allows us to deploy the open dialog box (File menu), but not open the file indicated.
'* The method returns us uan string containing the path and file name selected.

'Syntax
'--------
' Object.GetOpenFilename (FileFilter, FilterIndex, Title, ButtonText, Multiselect)

'FileFilter> Opcional.Una Serial specified with file filtering criteria.

'FilterIndex> Opcional.Los index numbers of low default file filtering criteria.

'Title> Optional. The dialogo.si box title is omitted, the title .. show "Open"

'ButtonText> Just for Macintosh

' Multiselect> Optional. If true, you can select multiple filenames

'The argument that determinalo File Filter dialog box displays the file type drop down list.

'* consists of pairs of sets of filter followed by the wildcard file specified.

'* If omitted will default, "All File (*.*),*.*"

'Example
'-------

' FilterIndex argument specifying the file type that appears by default,
'the title of the argument is a text that is displayed in the title bar.
'
' * multiselect if the argument is true, the user can select multiple files (and will be returned in a series) Sub

abreArchivo ()

Filtrox As String Dim
FilterIndex As Integer Dim Title As String Dim

Dim filename As Variant

'Set Filter file list

Filtrox = "Text Files (*. txt), *. txt," & _
"Word (*. doc), *. doc," & _
"Excel (*. xls), *. xls," & _
"Power Point (*. ppt), *. ppt," & _
"All files (*.*),*.*"


'Show all files default

FiltroIndex = 3 title = "Example"

' Get Filename filename = Application.GetOpenFilename
(FileFilter: = Filtrox, FilterIndex: = FiltroIndex, Title: = Title) End Sub