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At my work, we have about 10 computers that save data to a text file on a
daily basis. The file names that are created at the same, so we have to save it to a different location on the network. Filenames are in date format ex: 03-15-06.txt I'd like to be able to put the information together, and have been doing it manually for a while now. Right now I open each file, copy the data, and then create a seperate single .txt file with all the data for each day. I then open the file in Excel and use Tab, Semicolon, and Colon as delimiters. Does anyone know if a macro can be set up to look into the seperate folders, and open each file, copying all the data into 1 worksheet? If this can be done, or if anyone has any suggestions, I'd appreciate it. Thanks, I'm using Excel 2003 |
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