How to put FileVersion into my clipboard after getting it?

[Dion07]

What I am trying to do sounds simple, but I am not certain how to accomplish this. 

I am needing to grab the file version of an EXE on my network, then make a new folder named as said file version in another directory. 
I am using the following (based on what I have found in these forums) for getting the File Version, which works and displays it in a pop up. 

MsgBox(0,'', FileGetVersion("\\path\file.exe"))

 

How would I change this, so that instead of displaying this File Version, it instead copys it to the clipboard so that I may then create said folder and move forward with the rest of my script. 
 

[Marc]

ClipPut(FileGetVersion("\\path\file.exe"))

 

[Elevenster_Loading]

 

Local $File_Version = FileGetVersion("file.exe")

Hello there, i think you should start by putting that file version in a variable so you can use it later to create your folder

 

[Dion07]

3 minutes ago, Marc said:

ClipPut(FileGetVersion("\\path\file.exe"))

 

Well now that was just too easy 😁

[Nine]

Or maybe this ?

Local $sVersion = FileGetVersion("\\path\file.exe")
If Not DirCreate (".\" & $sVersion) Then Exit MsgBox (0,"Error","Unable to create folder")

 

[Dion07]

2 minutes ago, Nine said:

Or maybe this ?

Local $sVersion = FileGetVersion("\\path\file.exe")
If Not DirCreate (".\" & $sVersion) Then Exit MsgBox (0,"Error","Unable to create folder")

 

What does the second line do exactly? If that is simply making a new folder, would I set the directory like so?

Local $sVersion = FileGetVersion("\\path\file.exe")
If Not DirCreate ("C:\Somewhere\" & $sVersion) Then Exit MsgBox (0,"Error","Unable to create folder")

 

[Elevenster_Loading]

@Dion07 Yes, just tried it. it works ^.^

[Dion07]

Thank you guys. You've been a great help. 😁