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Importing data from an application to an Excel worksheet
Hi,
I use an automated weather station to record weather information for my area. I want to import the data from the software into an Excel spreadsheet that I have designed, but I want each daily import to go into the same worksheet in the right chronological sequence without creating a new sheet each day. The weather software has an export function which will save the information as either a .txt file or a .xls file and is simply a save function. If I use the name of an existing .xls file it simply overwrites the prior file with the new data. How can I append the new data to the old? Cheers, -- Wal |
Importing data from an application to an Excel worksheet
You can split your workbook up into multiple sheets.....one for importing new
data, and then copy it over to other(s) for manipulation/caluclation. This can be done either manually, or by macro control. Vaya con Dios, Chuck, CABGx3 "Wally3178" wrote: Hi, I use an automated weather station to record weather information for my area. I want to import the data from the software into an Excel spreadsheet that I have designed, but I want each daily import to go into the same worksheet in the right chronological sequence without creating a new sheet each day. The weather software has an export function which will save the information as either a .txt file or a .xls file and is simply a save function. If I use the name of an existing .xls file it simply overwrites the prior file with the new data. How can I append the new data to the old? Cheers, -- Wal |
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