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I want to create a file browser dialog box to allow the user to select a folder rather than a file (i.e., use the dialog box to generate a path). I know this is possible, and I suspect it's a standard option for Windows dialog boxes because I've seen it done fairly often in other applications. The only question is: is there an option for this in VBA?
I know I can easily create a "File Open" dialog box with the following code: Code:
Application.Dialogs(xlDialogFindFile).Show I'm running Office XP 2002. |
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