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VBA - Moving files
Hey this is not necessary for what I'm working on but then I thought t would be fun to try.

I am inputting data from a CSV. Once all the info is put in the tables I delete the CSV. There is more code later, so if an error occurs during the process I want to grab the deleted CSV from recycling bin (windows2000 if it makes a difference) and put it back on the desktop.

Is this possible?

(I realize I could just delete the file at the end which in the end is what I'll do, but like I said this sounded fun to try imo)

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When you delete a file using code it's pretty much gone so there's no real way to move it to or recover it from the recycling bin as opposed to deleting it entirely. However you could have some sort of confirmation/validation routine before you perform the delete with code to make sure everything is alright.
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it could be done, but not easily. The better bet would be to move the file into a temp folder pending to be sent to the recycle bin.
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don94403 agrees: Good advice. I don't even know if it could be done, as rpeare said.
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