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Hi! If the files to compare are Tables2 and these files are the only ones in the respective folders, then correct code lines will be:
strOPath = "D:\OneDrive - MSOPROD\test\Desktop\Old" strRPath = "D:\OneDrive - MSOPROD\test\Desktop\New" strCPath = "D:\OneDrive - MSOPROD\test\Desktop\Result" Note that the Result folder should have a name different from other two folders. PS. I didn't check the code on rtf files. I think it should work, but if it doesn't I'd save the files as docx (it's simple and easy) and then run the code. Last edited by vivka; 10-05-2023 at 12:48 PM. |
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Thank you for the reply. It worked for the 'Docx' files but not the RTF files for Some reason ( I replaced 'Docx' with 'RTF' in the code). Thank you for explaining how to use the paths. Can you try any RTF-converted file? I am unsure if I attach a file here because most people won't download it because of safety issues. Thank you again for your patience
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