File directory in a listbox

[Dale]

I am trying to reproduce a custom open file box out of WP6. I have a
form with two list boxes. The listbox on the left, lstGroup, is meant
to display a file directory tree beginning with a certain path. The
listbox on the right, lstTemplate, is meant to display the files from
the folder that is highlighted in the listbox on the left. When a user
selects the desired file, it then will be opened by Word for use. Is
this possible with Word VBA, and if so can anyone help me with the
code?

I have searched google groups, and other websites and found code
snippets, but I have not been able to get any of them to work. Either
that or they are meant for VB only.

I am a new student to VBA/VB and have learned a lot in a relatively
short amount of time, but as you can see there is a lot I still need to
learn.

Thanks in advance!

 

[Jezebel]

Yes, it's possible in VBA. There are several approaches depending on how
much work you want to do: build it yourself from scratch using listboxes and
treeview controls, populated manually from the file system; or you can use
the file and directory list controls (you'll need to add these to the
control toolbox using 'Additional controls')

But of all the wheels to reinvent, why pick this one? Window's users are
accustomed to the Explorer Window which you get anyway, with no additional
work.

 

[Jonathan West]

Hi Dale,

Samples or controls for VB6 will usually work with VBA. If you want to use a
ready-made control, go to http://ccrp.mvps.org and download the
FolderTreeView control

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Jonathan West - Word MVP
www.intelligentdocuments.co.uk
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