Trying to delete multiple files with very basic VBS script

Question

Good day,
I've found a script and modified it for an input box to accommodate multiple files being deleted but I'm not sure if it is capable or if I'm just using the wrong syntax within the input box:
Script:
Set obj = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") 'Calls the File System Object 
obj.DeleteFile inputbox("Enter files and path to be deleted") 'Deletes the file throught the DeleteFile function
When prompted and I put just one file path to the file I want deleted it works, but if I put in multiple files and their paths either separated by colan, semi colan or space, it says "bad file path or number".  If anyone knows of a VBS
or powershell script that references a text file or .csv spreadsheet that would be sooper handy!
Many thanks - RP
berto

Answer 1

Thank you Bill!
Sounds like I need a different method all together.  I found this script that references a .csv file with the folder paths and file names; does it seem legit to you guys?  Also for files that are past the 256 UNC character length, is there a work
around for that?
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$files = Get-Content "C:\scripts\delete-files.csv"
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foreach ($file in $files) {
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    Remove-Item -Path
$file -force
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write-host -foregroundcolor yellow "Delete action complete"
berto
Try this to see:
$files = Get-Content "C:\scripts\delete-files.csv"
foreach ($file in $files) {
Remove-Item -Path $file -force -WhatIf
write-host -foregroundcolor yellow "Delete action complete"
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