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I am using a macro to load several text files that have lots of saved data
in them. It is way to time consuming to load each file alone, as there are a lot of them. My problem lies in the fact the files names are never the same for each data set, as we have a random number generator to ensure our test data is statistically correct. This leaves me with a bunch of files I need to load in order, but each of them has a random number in the file name. Is there any way to run a macro and load files that can overlook certain characters in the file name? Example: my file names are P015 and P026. I want to be able to overlook the 01 and 02 part and just tell Exceel to see P**5 and P**6. Is there a way to do this? Or an alrernative way to load several files that have random numbers in the file names - while still needing them to be in order. I am using Excel Prof. 2003. Any help is greatly appreciated... |
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