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VBA - working with files videos | How do I unzip files using VBA?
Posted by Andrew Gould on 18 August 2021
This video shows you how to use the Windows Shell object to unzip a folder with VBA. You'll learn how to reference the Microsoft Shell and Automation Controls library and create a new instance of the Shell class. You'll see how to reference folders using the Namespace method, how to apply the CopyHere method to a destination folder and use the Items method to return the contents of a zipped folder. You'll also see how to achieve the same results using either early-binding or late-binding techniques.
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