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Macro/Method of Importing DATA in a loop
I have received around 280 text files with delimiters to be imported in a
single excel file. Any idea, How to start the exercise in a looping manner or together , instead of opening each and every separately? -- Best Regards, Faraz |
Macro/Method of Importing DATA in a loop
If all text files are of the same format (field structure); from command mode
copy the files into a single file. For example if you have your files placed in c:\temp\ From command line use the copy command to merge the files to a single file...and then open the merged.txt in excel... c:\temp\copy *.txt c:\merged.txt/b If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Faraz A. Qureshi" wrote: I have received around 280 text files with delimiters to be imported in a single excel file. Any idea, How to start the exercise in a looping manner or together , instead of opening each and every separately? -- Best Regards, Faraz |
Macro/Method of Importing DATA in a loop
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You might think it to be overstated. BUT!!!! U R the best! -- Best Regards, Faraz "Jacob Skaria" wrote: If all text files are of the same format (field structure); from command mode copy the files into a single file. For example if you have your files placed in c:\temp\ From command line use the copy command to merge the files to a single file...and then open the merged.txt in excel... c:\temp\copy *.txt c:\merged.txt/b If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Faraz A. Qureshi" wrote: I have received around 280 text files with delimiters to be imported in a single excel file. Any idea, How to start the exercise in a looping manner or together , instead of opening each and every separately? -- Best Regards, Faraz |
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