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In todayamp;#39;s video Iamp;#39;m gonna show you a VBA function that letamp;#39;s you check whether a file or folder exists. (relaxing beat music) The function that letamp;#39;s us check for the existence of a file or folder is the dir or D-I-R function. Now, this function takes a path argument. Thatamp;#39;s basically an address and it returns the name of your file or folder. If that name isnamp;#39;t found then DIR returns an empty string. Now, the attributes arguments is optional and theyamp;#39;re basically the ones that are listed here. Default is vbNormal, which are files with no specific attributes. Now, you could filter for specific attributes like read-only files or filter specifically for folders by using the constants that are listed here. One thing that comes in handy here, and weamp;#39;re gonna see that in a second, is that we can use wildcards for the path argument. For example, you can use the asterisk sign or the multiplication operator as a wildcard that chan
