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I tried this, but once you leave excel it doesn't record the macro anymore.
Also there is not, afaik, an option to save to bat in excel..

"Frank Kabel" wrote in message
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Hi
try recording a macro while doing this manually

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"CB" <cblairATfargo.com schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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I am using a db qry in excel to populate 2 columns of data. I then

use a
concatenate function to combine that column with a copy command to

get a
usable statement (copy file location). Is there a way after a data

refresh
to automatically export the concatenated column into a bat file?