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Ah the backslash was missing, both solutions worked. (Saurabh) was the simplest but in fairness both soultions worked<br />
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Thanks you
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Ah the backslash was missing, both solutions worked. (Saurabh) was the simplest but in fairness both soultions worked

Thanks you

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Hi<br />
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I have a script that saves a file as XML but having a problem saving it to my specified location.<br />
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Sample code:<br />
' My specified save location<br />
strSavePath = &quot;C:\Test\CWTest&quot;<br />
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' File save to location <br />
'-------------------------<wbr />----------<wbr />----------<wbr />----------<wbr />----------<wbr />------- &nbsp;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;strFileName = &nbsp;strSavePath &amp;&nbsp;Left(oFile.Name,Len(oFile.<wbr />Name)-3) &amp;&nbsp;&quot;xml&quot; &nbsp; <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;Set File = FSO.createTextFile(strFile<wbr />Name, True) <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;File.Write strXML<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;File.Close<br />
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The file does save fine as an xml file but it keeps dumping into the test folder (next folder up) when i want to dump it into the CWTest folder<br />
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How can i amend it to save to 'CWTest' folder rather than the 'Test' folder
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Hi

I have a script that saves a file as XML but having a problem saving it to my specified location.

Sample code:
' My specified save location
strSavePath = "C:\Test\CWTest"

' File save to location 
'------------------------------------------------------------------------  
   strFileName =  strSavePath & Left(oFile.Name,Len(oFile.Name)-3) & "xml"   
   Set File = FSO.createTextFile(strFileName, True) 
   File.Write strXML
   File.Close

The file does save fine as an xml file but it keeps dumping into the test folder (next folder up) when i want to dump it into the CWTest folder

How can i amend it to save to 'CWTest' folder rather than the 'Test' folder

VB Script save a file in a specifed location as xml

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