Run time error '93'

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JohnM
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Run time error '93'

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Hi all.

In the VF or the SF, if I put the character [ (left square bracket) on it's own (ie no right square bracket), I get runtime error '93' "Invalid pattern string" and then XY dies. :(

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JohnM
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Re: Run time error '93'

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JohnM wrote:In the VF or the SF, if I put the character [ (left square bracket) on it's own (ie no right square bracket), I get runtime error '93' "Invalid pattern string" and then XY dies. :(
Oh yes, very good! I fixed it and en passant made Find Files a tiny bit faster again! :D

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