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# DELETEFILE

#### Syntax 

**DELETEFILE**(*internalFileName*) 

* *internalFileName* - the name of the file to be deleted - ***Value type**: Text* 

**Remarks** 

* A list of file names can also be specified as *internalFileName*. These files are then deleted one after the other on the nedyx server. 
* The function returns !ERROR if there is no file with the name *internalFileName*. 

#### Examples 

Here, the "Delete file" button deletes the file with the internal file name from the internalFileName field on the nedyx server:

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