Hi Kevin,

The code was for illustration only. I thought you'd be able to adapt it to suit your needs. Anyway:

Sub Readfile()
Dim Data(2, 1) ' Array
Dim DataSet
Dim sh As Worksheet
Dim rnum As Integer
With ThisWorkbook
DataSet = .Path & "\MyLog.Log"
If Dir(DataSet) < "" Then
Set sh = .Sheets("Sheet1")
rnum = sh.Range("A65536").End(xlUp).Row
Open DataSet For Input As #1
Do Until EOF(1)
Input #1, Data(1, 1), Data(2, 1)
rnum = rnum + 1
sh.Cells(rnum, "A") = Data(1, 1)
sh.Cells(rnum, "B") = Data(2, 1)
Loop
Close #1
End If
End With
End Sub

I'll leave it to you to modify the code to support looping through the files in the folder.

Cheers
--
macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]
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Macropod,

Thanks for the macro. It sure does help but I get the values in the
Msgbox.

How would I display the content in the worksheet instead of a Msgbox?

Range("A1").value = DataSet doesn't do the trick!

Please let me know

Thanks,
Kevin

On Apr 14, 5:34 pm, "macropod" wrote:
Hi Kevin,

Here's a simple macro to read a delimited text file named "MyLog.Log" in the current folder. All the values are stored in an
array
from which you can populate your destination worksheet. With large amounts of data this approach will be significantly faster
(and
less problematic) than renaming the files, opening them as worksheets then copying from there to your destination worksheet. I've
read over 12 million records into arrays this way.

Sub Readfile()
Dim Data() ' Array
Dim DataSet
Dim i As Integer
Dim j As Integer
DataSet = ThisWorkbook.Path & "\MyLog.Log"
If Dir(DataSet) < "" Then
i = 1
Open DataSet For Input As #1
Do Until EOF(1)
ReDim Preserve Data(4, i)
Input #1, Data(1, i), Data(2, i), Data(3, i), Data(4, i)
i = i + 1
Loop
Close #1
End If
DataSet = ""
For j = 1 to i - 1
DataSet = DataSet & vbCrLf & Data(1, j) & " " & Data(2, j)
Next
Msgbox DataSet
End Sub

Cheers
--
macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]
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Macropod,

My macro uses

Set sh = Sheets("Sheet1")

So, its not working with *.log file. Now, I have to change the *.log
file to *.xls file.. I have no other option, I guess!

Kevin

On Apr 14, 4:38 pm, wrote:
Hi Macropod,

When I manually rename that *.log file to *.xls and open that excel
file, I find the excel file in good shape. I understand that this is
not possible in all cases but in this particular case, it works.

The *.log file has data in 4 column, which when opened in a excel
file, is arranged in A, B, C and D columns respectively. The macro I
have references the column A and B of the excel file. Since, I have a
*.log file, I am not sure how my macro would associate the columns in
the *.log file as A and B. I guess this is possible only if the log
file is changed into an excel file.

This being the case, per your reply, my macro should be able to read
the values from *.log file? I am going to give this a shot.

Cheers
Kevin

On Apr 14, 4:26 pm, "macropod" wrote:

Hi Kevin,

The file extension needn't affect your macro's ability to read the *.txt and *.log files' contents. In any event, changing
the
extension doesn't turn the files into Excel files and could cause other problems. Plus, you'll still need to understand
those
files'
structure and code accordingly.

Cheers
--
macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]
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Hello group,

I have a macro to pull the values in row A and B of a workbook, to
another workbook. I have some values in the files that have *.txt and
*.log extension.

Is there any macro to change the extension of the file (*.txt and
*.log) to *.xls? Please let know.

Thanks,
Kevin