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Default VBA example to cut/paste .txt files to multiple worksheets.

Can anyone direct me to a source (if you don't know an
easy way to do this) where I can get an example of a code
snippet to use in Excel 2000, that will cut/paste the
contents of x,y,z,... .txt files in a specified folder; to
sheet1,sheet2,sheet3... in a single workbook? I am not a
programmer, just trying to save some time with a
repetitive task. Any help as always is much appreciated,
this forum is superb for information and feedback !
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John,

I have macros that open text files and turn them into Excel files.
(These Excel files can be temporary or permanent)
Other code to paste from one workbook into another.

Like you, these are repetative tasks needed each month and the macros
make it a snap.

If you would like, send me an email with more detail of what you want and
I'll put together a workbook with some code. Than we can work together
to get it just like you want.

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Can anyone direct me to a source (if you don't know an
easy way to do this) where I can get an example of a code
snippet to use in Excel 2000, that will cut/paste the
contents of x,y,z,... .txt files in a specified folder; to
sheet1,sheet2,sheet3... in a single workbook? I am not a
programmer, just trying to save some time with a
repetitive task. Any help as always is much appreciated,
this forum is superb for information and feedback !
Thanks



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Default VBA example to cut/paste .txt files to multiple worksheets.

and now you got it back!!!

hope you like the workbook...

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John,

I have macros that open text files and turn them into

Excel files.
(These Excel files can be temporary or permanent)
Other code to paste from one workbook into another.

Like you, these are repetative tasks needed each month

and the macros
make it a snap.

If you would like, send me an email with more detail of

what you want and
I'll put together a workbook with some code. Than we can

work together
to get it just like you want.

--
sb
"johnmo" wrote in message
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Can anyone direct me to a source (if you don't know an
easy way to do this) where I can get an example of a

code
snippet to use in Excel 2000, that will cut/paste the
contents of x,y,z,... .txt files in a specified folder;

to
sheet1,sheet2,sheet3... in a single workbook? I am not a
programmer, just trying to save some time with a
repetitive task. Any help as always is much appreciated,
this forum is superb for information and feedback !
Thanks



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