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Opening more a data file contain more than 253 column
I was trying to open a matrix of 460 column by 460 raw in excel. The data was
in *.CSV format. Due to the 253 column limitation I can not open the file in excel. I know using macro excel can do it. But I dont have the macro. Could anyone please help me? |
Opening more a data file contain more than 253 column
Sub GetCSVData()
Const ForReading = 1, ForWriting = 2, ForAppending = 3 Const TristateUseDefault = -2, TristateTrue = -1, TristateFalse = 0 Set fsread = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") 'default folder Folder = "C:\temp\test" Newfolder = Application.GetOpenFilename("CSV (*.csv),*.csv") If Not Newfolder = False Then Folder = "" Do While InStr(Newfolder, "\") 0 Folder = Folder & Left(Newfolder, InStr(Newfolder, "\")) Newfolder = Mid(Newfolder, InStr(Newfolder, "\") + 1) Loop 'remove last character which is a \ Folder = Left(Folder, Len(Folder) - 1) End If Lastrow = Cells(Rows.Count, "A").End(xlUp).Row RowCount = Lastrow + 1 First = True Do If First = True Then Filename = Dir(Folder & "\*.csv") First = False Else Filename = Dir() End If If Filename < "" Then 'open files Set fread = fsread.GetFile(Folder & "\" & Filename) Set tsread = fread.OpenAsTextStream(ForReading, TristateUseDefault) Do While tsread.atendofstream = False InputLine = tsread.Readline 'extract comma seperated data ColumnCount = 1 Do While InputLine < "" CommaPosition = InStr(InputLine, ",") If CommaPosition 0 Then data = Trim(Left(InputLine, CommaPosition - 1)) InputLine = Mid(InputLine, CommaPosition + 1) Else data = Trim(InputLine) InputLine = "" End If Cells(RowCount, ColumnCount) = data ColumnCount = ColumnCount + 1 Loop RowCount = RowCount + 1 Loop tsread.Close End If Loop While Filename < "" End Sub "Syed" wrote: I was trying to open a matrix of 460 column by 460 raw in excel. The data was in *.CSV format. Due to the 253 column limitation I can not open the file in excel. I know using macro excel can do it. But I dont have the macro. Could anyone please help me? |
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