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saman110 via OfficeKB.com

Import data into worksheet
 
Hi,

I'm looking for a macro that prompts and forces the user to import 2 files
and copy it into two different worksheets. (If possible, when user denies to
import files, Excel close)

First file is a .csv file that. when user imports the file, It should be
imported to wks1.
Second file is a .xls file which goes to wks2.

Any help?

Thx.

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Earl Kiosterud

Import data into worksheet
 
You can use Data - Import external data - import data to read the data into a sheet. Once
set up, you need only refresh it (right-click the area and choose refresh). A macro could
do the refresh (just record a macro as you do the refreshes). As for closing the workbook
if the user "denies," when is this supposed to happen?

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"saman110 via OfficeKB.com" <u35670@uwe wrote in message news:7878f2707df38@uwe...
Hi,

I'm looking for a macro that prompts and forces the user to import 2 files
and copy it into two different worksheets. (If possible, when user denies to
import files, Excel close)

First file is a .csv file that. when user imports the file, It should be
imported to wks1.
Second file is a .xls file which goes to wks2.

Any help?

Thx.

--
Message posted via http://www.officekb.com





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