FSO.MoveFile "Invalid Procedure call or argument" Error

[ZIQUI]

Hello,
The following code returns an "Invalid Procedure call or argument" Error.
In the instruction: StilesFSO.CopyFile Source:=ListerFolder, Destination:=ToSalvagniniFolder;
if I disable this line it actually debug.prints the accurate information.
Can someone help to figure out the issue with it?

'Paths
Public MoveFromPath As String, _
        MoveToPath As String
'Folders
Public ListerFolder As Folder, _
        ToSalvagniniFolder As Folder
        
Sub Mve_JOBFiles()
    Dfn_StilesFSO
    Dfn_JobNumberFolder
    Dfn_JobTypeFolder
    Dfn_ReleaseNumberFolder
    Dfn_Rng_RowLastJob
    Select Case Rng_CellRUN_LastJob.Value
        Case 200 To 299
            MoveFromPath = ("\\Xpmode-002\icc\S4.30")
        Case 400 To 499
            MoveFromPath = ("\\Xpmode-samm\icc\S4.30")
        Case 700 To 899
            MoveFromPath = ("\\Warren\s4.30")
        Case 900 To 999
            MoveFromPath = ("\\Xpmode-001\s4.30")
    End Select
            MoveToPath = ("\\SERVER2K8\salvagnini\Salvagnini Jobs\JOB" & JobNumberFolder & "\" & JobTypeFolder & "\" & ReleaseNumberFolder & "\")
        Set ListerFolder = StilesFSO.GetFolder(MoveFromPath)
        'Set ToSalvagniniFolder = StilesFSO.GetFolder(MoveToPath)
        For Each JobFile In ListerFolder.Files
            If Left(JobFile.Name, 3) = RunNumber.text Then
                StilesFSO.CopyFile Source:=ListerFolder, Destination:=ToSalvagniniFolder
                Debug.Print JobFile.Name
            End If
        Next JobFile
 End Sub

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[ZIQUI]

Thank you for replying, and sorry for the inconvenience. I just put the tags in.

[Pepe Le Mokko]

Sorry, you seem to have added them manually ( in the wrong order). Select your code and click the # button as indicated in my post

[ZIQUI]

Hi, I just fixed. Hopefully is okay now.

[TMS]

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[romperstomper]

You should just pass the folder paths as strings to the CopyFile method.

[ZIQUI]

I did as you said, but still not getting the same error.

[romperstomper]

I did as you said, but still not getting the same error.

I assume you mean you are still getting the error, in which case I'd check your variables - perhaps one of the paths is blank.