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Default open file by inputting file name in cell?

My colleagues require data from different spread sheets, from specific cells
in those spread sheets. However the data is alway in the same location for
all the spread sheets (A2 to A59). I wish to create a macro that when they
enter the file name in a specific cell and then click the macro button the
following will happen.

The excell spread sheet they have specified will open. The data which is
always in the same place will be cut and pasted in to the existing excell
file on a specific sheet and location. Then this sheet needs to be saved as a
csv file with the file name they where initially openning.
 
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