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Reading .csv files (but they were missing)

Joy
Hi -

I ran my Access 2002 program, but the .csv files were not available.

Is there anyway of the program telling you with a message box that it could
not find the .csv files? The .csv files contain data which are read in by
the program.

Thanks!

Joy
Nov 13 '05 #1
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Joy wrote:
Hi -

I ran my Access 2002 program, but the .csv files were not available.

Is there anyway of the program telling you with a message box that it could
not find the .csv files? The .csv files contain data which are read in by
the program.


if len(dir("mycsvfile.csv")) then
... do something
else
msgbox "Not found"
end if

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