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JDF

connecting to .csv files in variable locations
 
A data application saves numerical results as Excel .csv files into different
Windows folders (as sub-folders within a main folder) every time that it
runs. I need to be able to sequentially bring selected .csv files into a
single Excel 2007 reporting template that I am setting up to analyze the
data. What is the best way to do this? Thanks in advance.
--
JDF

Jacob Skaria

connecting to .csv files in variable locations
 
Either you need to go for an excel macro....

OR

from command line copy the .csvs to a single file and open in Excel.
copy *.csv test.txt/b


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Jacob Skaria


"JDF" wrote:

A data application saves numerical results as Excel .csv files into different
Windows folders (as sub-folders within a main folder) every time that it
runs. I need to be able to sequentially bring selected .csv files into a
single Excel 2007 reporting template that I am setting up to analyze the
data. What is the best way to do this? Thanks in advance.
--
JDF


JDF

connecting to .csv files in variable locations
 
Thanks!
--
JDF


"Jacob Skaria" wrote:

Either you need to go for an excel macro....

OR

from command line copy the .csvs to a single file and open in Excel.
copy *.csv test.txt/b


If this post helps click Yes
---------------
Jacob Skaria


"JDF" wrote:

A data application saves numerical results as Excel .csv files into different
Windows folders (as sub-folders within a main folder) every time that it
runs. I need to be able to sequentially bring selected .csv files into a
single Excel 2007 reporting template that I am setting up to analyze the
data. What is the best way to do this? Thanks in advance.
--
JDF



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