Winzip is the world's leading zip utility for file compression, encryption, sharing, and backup. Save time and space on your Mac with Winzip. How to Unzip a ZIP File With the unzip Command. To extract the files from a ZIP file, use the unzip command, and provide the name of the ZIP file. Note that you do need to provide the “.zip” extension. Unzip sourcecode.zip. As the files are extracted they are listed to the terminal window. ZIP files don’t carry details of file ownership.
Unzip file(s) with the default Windows zip program (VBA)
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Copy the code in a Standard module of your workbook, if you just started with VBA see this page.
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Warning: The code below is not supported by Microsoft.
It is not possible to hide the copy dialog when you copy from a zip folder (this is only working with normal folders as far as I know). Also there is no possibility to avoid that someone can cancel the CopyHere operation or that your VBA code will be notified that the operation has been cancelled.
Note: Do not Dim for example FileNameZip as String in the code examples. This must be a Variant, if you change this the code will not work.
If you want to zip files see this page on my site.
Zip file(s) with the default Windows zip program (VBA)
How To Zip And Unzip Files On Mac
Example 1
With this example you can browse to the zip file. After you select the zip file the macro will create a new folder in your DefaultFilePath and unzip the Zip file in that folder. You can run the code without any changes.
Example 2
The macro below is almost the same as above. The only difference is that it will only extract txt files from the Zip file. Change this '*.txt' to extract the files you want. If you want to extract one file from a Zip file see the commented code in the macro above.
Example 3
The macros above will create a new folder for you to copy the files in. But this macro unzip the zip file in a fixed folder 'C:UsersRontest'. See the commented code in the macro to delete the files in the folder first if you want.
Example 4
Mac Unzip Windows Zip File
The macro below is almost the same as Example 1. The only difference is that you can select more then one zip file to unzip in the same folder it create.