Converting CSV files to Excel workbooks
The very first thing we need to do is fix the indentation. If we can't read the code, we can't make it better. Everything inside of Sub...End Sub should be one level in. Add another level when you enter an If, For, For Each, or Select.

Sub Foo

    ' some code 

    Set colSF = GetSubFolders(CSVfolder)
    For Each vFile In colSF
        fname = Dir(CSVfolder &amp; vFile &amp; "\" &amp; "*.csv")
        Do While fname &lt;&gt; ""
            bHadFiles = True
            Application.ScreenUpdating = False
            Set wBook = Workbooks.Open(CSVfolder &amp; vFile &amp; "\" &amp; fname, Format:=6, Delimiter:=",")
            wBook.SaveAs CSVfolder &amp; vFile &amp; "\" &amp; Replace(fname, ".csv", ""), xlOpenXMLWorkbook
            Application.CutCopyMode = False
            wBook.Close False
            fname = Dir()
        Loop
        If bHadFiles Then Kill CSVfolder &amp; vFile &amp; "\" &amp; "*.csv"
    Next

    ' more code

End Sub


You had the right idea with the loop. A loop will definitely clean this up immensely, but before we get to a loop, first let's extract a method to remove the duplication.

Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
    Application.ScreenUpdating = False    

    Dim CSVfolder As String, CSVfolder1 As String, CSVfolder2 As String
    CSVfolder = "C:\Charts\1\"
    CSVfolder1 = "C:\Charts\2\"
    CSVfolder2 = "C:\Charts\3\"

    TransformFile CSVfolder
    TransformFile CSVfolder1
    TransformFile CSVfolder2

    Application.ScreenUpdating = True
End Sub

Private Sub TransformFile(ByVal CSVfolder As String)
    Dim fname As String
    Dim vFile
    Dim colSF As Collection
    Dim wBook As Workbook

    Set colSF = GetSubFolders(CSVfolder)
    For Each vFile In colSF
        fname = Dir(CSVfolder &amp; vFile &amp; "\" &amp; "*.csv")
        Do While fname &lt;&gt; ""
            bHadFiles = True
            Set wBook = Workbooks.Open(CSVfolder &amp; vFile &amp; "\" &amp; fname, Format:=6, Delimiter:=",")
            wBook.SaveAs CSVfolder &amp; vFile &amp; "\" &amp; Replace(fname, ".csv", ""), xlOpenXMLWorkbook
            Application.CutCopyMode = False
            wBook.Close False
            fname = Dir()
        Loop
        If bHadFiles Then Kill CSVfolder &amp; vFile &amp; "\" &amp; "*.csv"
    Next
End Sub


Note that all I did was move the code into it's own method and call it appropriately. There's still no loop, but now moving to a loop is both trivial and almost unnecessary. We like clean code around here though, so let's go ahead and do that.

Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
    Application.ScreenUpdating = False

    Dim folders As New Collection
    folders.Add "1"
    folders.Add "2"
    folders.Add "3"

    'must be a variant in order to loop over a string collection
    'using a string array instead of a collection is another good option
    Dim CSVFolder As Variant 
    For Each CSVFolder In folders
        TransformFile CSVFolder
    Next

    Application.ScreenUpdating = True
End Sub


I noticed you have this is a code behind, you may want to move this code to it's own module or class and call it from the click handler. That way your logic isn't bound up in the GUI where it can't be re-used. The only other thing to mention here is that if you're turning the screen updating off, then you must use an error handler to ensure that it always gets turned back on.

But we're not done yet, we extracted that method out, but left our mess hidden away in there. Let's clean it up too.


Private Sub TransformFile(ByVal CSVFolder As String)
    Dim fname As String
    Dim vFile
    Dim colSF As Collection
    Dim wBook As Workbook

    Set colSF = GetSubFolders(CSVFolder)
    For Each vFile In colSF
        fname = Dir(CSVFolder &amp; vFile &amp; "\" &amp; "*.csv")
        Do While fname &lt;&gt; ""
            bHadFiles = True
            Application.ScreenUpdating = False
            Set wBook = Workbooks.Open(CSVFolder &amp; vFile &amp; "\" &amp; fname, Format:=6, Delimiter:=",")
            wBook.SaveAs CSVFolder &amp; vFile &amp; "\" &amp; Replace(fname, ".csv", ""), xlOpenXMLWorkbook
            Application.CutCopyMode = False
            wBook.Close False
            fname = Dir()
        Loop
        If bHadFiles Then Kill CSVFolder &amp; vFile &amp; "\" &amp; "*.csv"
    Next
End Sub



How many times do you need to concatenate this path together? 


CSVFolder &amp; vFile &amp; "\" &amp; "*.csv"



Yikes! Do it once before you enter the while loop.

For Each vFile In colSF

    filePath = CSVFolder &amp; vFile &amp; "\"

    fname = Dir(filePath &amp; "*.csv")
    Do While fname &lt;&gt; ""
        bHadFiles = True
        Set wBook = Workbooks.Open(filePath &amp; fname, Format:=6, Delimiter:=",")
        wBook.SaveAs filePath &amp; Replace(fname, ".csv", ""), xlOpenXMLWorkbook
        Application.CutCopyMode = False
        wBook.Close False
        fname = Dir()
    Loop
    If bHadFiles Then Kill filePath &amp; "*.csv"
Next


No offense, but WTF is colSF? It's a collection of folder names, right? Then just call it that. While we're at it, burn the hungarian notation. The name hadFiles already tells us that it's a boolean. I'm also going to add some vertical white space to group related actions together. Oh, and I'm going to remove Application.CutCopyMode = False. I seriously have no idea what it's doing here. It's not doing anything important at least.

Private Sub TransformFile(ByVal CSVFolder As String)
    Dim filename As String
    Dim vFile As Variant
    Dim folderNames As Collection
    Dim wBook As Workbook
    Dim hadFiles As Boolean
    Dim filePath As String

    Set folderNames = GetSubFolders(CSVFolder)
    For Each vFile In folderNames

        filePath = CSVFolder &amp; vFile &amp; "\"

        filename = Dir(filePath &amp; "*.csv")
        Do While filename &lt;&gt; ""
            hadFiles = True

            Set wBook = Workbooks.Open(filePath &amp; filename, Format:=6, Delimiter:=",")
            wBook.SaveAs filePath &amp; Replace(filename, ".csv", ""), xlOpenXMLWorkbook
            wBook.Close False

            filename = Dir()
        Loop

        If hadFiles Then Kill filePath &amp; "*.csv"
    Next
End Sub


In general, don't oneline If statements. It makes them hard to visually parse. This is doubly important on lines of code that Kill files.

If hadFiles Then 
    Kill filePath &amp; "*.csv"
End If


Things are getting better, but there's still a lot of variables. We can remove one by leaning on the face that colSF (i.e. folderNames) is never used as anything but an iterator. 


    Set folderNames = GetSubFolders(CSVFolder)
    For Each vFile In folderNames



Becomes 

    For Each vFile In GetSubFolders(CSVFolder)


Don't worry about the function getting called repeatedly, it won't. It executes once and then we're iterating over the collection that it returned.

Here's the code I ended up with. It's probably not getting much simpler unless you switch to the more powerful FileSystemObject in the Scripting Runtime. I encourage you to take a look at what's available there and leave it as an exercise for you to implement this using it instead.

Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
    Application.ScreenUpdating = False
    Const rootFolder As String = "C:\Charts\"

    Dim folders As New Collection
    folders.Add "1"
    folders.Add "2"
    folders.Add "3"

    Dim CSVFolder As Variant 'must be a variant in order to loop over a string collection
    For Each CSVFolder In folders
        TransformFile rootFolder &amp; CSVFolder &amp; "\"
    Next

    Application.ScreenUpdating = True
End Sub

Private Sub TransformFile(ByVal CSVFolder As String)
    Dim filename As String
    Dim vFile As Variant
    Dim wBook As Workbook
    Dim hadFiles As Boolean
    Dim filePath As String

    For Each vFile In GetSubFolders(CSVFolder)

        filePath = CSVFolder &amp; vFile &amp; "\"

        filename = Dir(filePath &amp; "*.csv")
        Do While filename &lt;&gt; ""
            hadFiles = True

            Set wBook = Workbooks.Open(filePath &amp; filename, Format:=6, Delimiter:=",")
            wBook.SaveAs filePath &amp; Replace(filename, ".csv", ""), xlOpenXMLWorkbook
            wBook.Close False

            filename = Dir()
        Loop

        If hadFiles Then
            Kill filePath &amp; "*.csv"
        End If
    Next
End Sub