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Dim intLastRow, arr, intLoop
IntLastRow=Cells (Rows) Count, 1.) the End (xlUp). Row
Arr=Range (" a1: b "& amp; IntLastRow)
For intLoop=1 To UBound (arr)
Open "D: \ ceshi " & amp; Arr (intLoop, 1) & amp; ". TXT "For the Output As the # 1
Print # 1, arr (intLoop, 1)
Close # 1
Next
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Option Explicit
The Function RandFolder (ByVal Count As Long) As a String ()
Dim (a) As String
Dim As Long I
Dim j As Long
Dim t As String
'build directory'
ReDim a (Count - 1)
For I=0 To Count - 1
A (I)="D: \ ceshi " & amp; I & amp; ""
If LenB (Dir (a (I), vbDirectory))=0 Then
The MkDir a (I)
End the If
Next
'shuffle'
Randomize
For I=0 To Count - 1
J=Int (Rnd () * Count)
T=a (I)
A (I)=a (j)
A (j)=t
Next
RandFolder=a
End the Function
Dim intLastRow, arr, intLoop
Dim lFolderCount As Long
Dim aFolders () As String
IntLastRow=Cells (Rows) Count, 1.) the End (xlUp). Row
Arr=Range (" a1: b "& amp; IntLastRow)
LFolderCount=(UBound (arr) - 1) 10
\AFolders=RandFolder (lFolderCount)
For intLoop=1 To UBound (arr)
'every 10 files to a directory'
The Open aFolders ((intLoop - 1) \ 10) & amp; Arr (intLoop, 1) & amp; ". TXT "For the Output As the # 1
Print # 1, arr (intLoop, 1)
Close # 1
Next