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Importing Files into Excel
Heres my goal. I have a directory full of .xls files. I would like to
merge all these files in said directory into one master file. Doing this through a macro would be prefered because importing each file individually would take about 2 months to complete :) Any help with this? Im new to macro's |
Importing Files into Excel
It all depends on how your .xls files are structured, and how you want the
resulting file to be structured. Same # of columns in original .xls files One/many worksheets etc... HTH -- AP a écrit dans le message de news: ... Heres my goal. I have a directory full of .xls files. I would like to merge all these files in said directory into one master file. Doing this through a macro would be prefered because importing each file individually would take about 2 months to complete :) Any help with this? Im new to macro's |
Importing Files into Excel
All of the xls files are formatted exactly the same. I want the format
to stay the same, I just want to merge the data from lets say 1000 .xls files into one. All the files are in one directory. Ardus Petus wrote: It all depends on how your .xls files are structured, and how you want the resulting file to be structured. Same # of columns in original .xls files One/many worksheets etc... HTH -- AP a écrit dans le message de news: ... Heres my goal. I have a directory full of .xls files. I would like to merge all these files in said directory into one master file. Doing this through a macro would be prefered because importing each file individually would take about 2 months to complete :) Any help with this? Im new to macro's |
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