No, it will not be there! You will probably have to download file recovery software to get the files - though I have not tested doing that on recent versions of Windows so I can't verify it 100% In my full VBA course, we go over the concept of only ever using Kill on files that the current macro has created and I would recommend this in order to be safe. Or, you could show the user a pop-up window and ask them to verify the file delete - this may or may not work well for your use-case.
How to Kill open file,
If the file is open it is not even give notification, simply ignoring the kill statement.
Its possible to erase the same file that has the macro ?
Is it possible to recover the deleted file in the recycle bin?
*same question*
No, it will not be there! You will probably have to download file recovery software to get the files - though I have not tested doing that on recent versions of Windows so I can't verify it 100%
In my full VBA course, we go over the concept of only ever using Kill on files that the current macro has created and I would recommend this in order to be safe.
Or, you could show the user a pop-up window and ask them to verify the file delete - this may or may not work well for your use-case.
How to add a confirmation msg for this kill command ?
Im gonna used it when my employer mess with me 😂😂😂, leave it in the comp as a time bomb