Terminal - How to access files written with space in command line?

Hey there!

I'm new with the mac. I'd like to hide some of the folders in my Documents folder (Adobe, Microsoft User Data, ...). I found already the solution for it with writing the following lines in command line:

sudo chflags hidden ~/Documents/(whatever folder you want to hide)

But what if the folder has got a name with spaces like 'Microsoft User Data'?
When i type the address i get the following error:

110:~ appleuser$ sudo chflags hidden ~/Documents/Microsoft User Data
chflags: /Users/appleuser/Documents/Microsoft: No such file or directory
chflags: User: No such file or directory
chflags: Data: No such file or directory
110:~ appleuser$

Is there any solution? It would be so good for the peace of my mind to have this documents folder clean

honorfield

 

Great

Thanks so much, putting the folder name in quotes worked!!!

Can you also tell me a way to make them visible again, just in case i need it in the future (and to close this topic up

Regards
honorfield