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Opening a text file in excel
Using a visual basic 6.0 I have created a tab delimiated text file, which is
an export of a Query. I what to then open this file automaticly after it is created in Excel. I've looked about and can't find anyone with a simple answer. Most questions involve macros but I'm working from a vb application to excel. How do I open Excel? |
Dim xlTmp As Excel.Application
Set xlTmp = New Excel.Application xlTmp.Workbooks.Open Fname$ I have tried the following but I get the error message: "User-defined type not defined" Fname$ Contains the path of the text file. |
I've add the excel libary to the project but it still won't open.
This time however there is no error message. |
For some reason when I us this method the file is uneditable.
When I try to open it manually I'm told that another user has set it this way. I've added to the code with test = xlTmp.Workbooks.Open(Fname$, , 0, 1, , , , , , True) which if I read the help right should have set it to editable. What is going on? And can someone please answer me! "Opyuse" wrote: Using a visual basic 6.0 I have created a tab delimiated text file, which is an export of a Query. I what to then open this file automaticly after it is created in Excel. I've looked about and can't find anyone with a simple answer. Most questions involve macros but I'm working from a vb application to excel. How do I open Excel? |
try <data< import external data and follow the wizard.
"Opyuse" wrote: For some reason when I us this method the file is uneditable. When I try to open it manually I'm told that another user has set it this way. I've added to the code with test = xlTmp.Workbooks.Open(Fname$, , 0, 1, , , , , , True) which if I read the help right should have set it to editable. What is going on? And can someone please answer me! "Opyuse" wrote: Using a visual basic 6.0 I have created a tab delimiated text file, which is an export of a Query. I what to then open this file automaticly after it is created in Excel. I've looked about and can't find anyone with a simple answer. Most questions involve macros but I'm working from a vb application to excel. How do I open Excel? |
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