It’s possible to use the dir() and the dir$() functions to list directories. However, many programmers handle the two first returns from the functions “.” and “..” by using an if statement or a select case within the loop:
Public Function ListDirs(Path As String) As String Dim sTemp As String sTemp = Dir$(Path & "*.*", vbDirectory) Do While Len(sTemp) If sTemp <> "." Or sTemp <> ".." Then If GetAttr(Path & "" & sTemp) _ And vbDirectory Then ListDirs = ListDirs & sTemp & ";" End If End If sTemp = Dir$() Loop End FunctionFor an faster loop, delete the If-statement from the loop and ignore the first and second value if the first is a “.”:
Public Function ListDirs(Path As String) As String Dim sTemp As String sTemp = Dir$(Path & "*.*", vbDirectory) If sTemp = "." Then Dir$ sTemp = Dir$ End If Do While Len(sTemp) If GetAttr(Path & "" & sTemp) And _ vbDirectory Then ListDirs = ListDirs & sTemp & ";" End If sTemp = Dir$() Loop End Function
