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Converting Column CellFormats in a script file
Hi
Im writing a script file to convert a CSV to a XLS and format some of the columns into a particular date format. So far this is where I'm at: Dim appExcel Dim wbSource On Error Resume Next Set appExcel = CreateObject("Excel.Application") appExcel.DisplayAlerts = False Set wbSource = appExcel.Workbooks.Open("C:\temp\Comm.csv") wbSource.SaveAs "C:\temp\Comm.xls", 39 wbSource.Close False Set wbSource = Nothing appExcel.Quit Set appExcel = Nothing This converts the CSV to a XLS, but I don't know how to format the columns to a custom (dd/mm/yyyy) date format (btw, the data starts on the 2nd line of the spreadsheet since the first line is headings). Anyone with any ideas? Thanks Jimi |
Converting Column CellFormats in a script file
Jimi
Put a select statement in and then With Selection .NumberFormat = "dd/mm/yy" End With Regards Peter -----Original Message----- Hi Im writing a script file to convert a CSV to a XLS and format some of the columns into a particular date format. So far this is where I'm at: Dim appExcel Dim wbSource On Error Resume Next Set appExcel = CreateObject("Excel.Application") appExcel.DisplayAlerts = False Set wbSource = appExcel.Workbooks.Open ("C:\temp\Comm.csv") wbSource.SaveAs "C:\temp\Comm.xls", 39 wbSource.Close False Set wbSource = Nothing appExcel.Quit Set appExcel = Nothing This converts the CSV to a XLS, but I don't know how to format the columns to a custom (dd/mm/yyyy) date format (btw, the data starts on the 2nd line of the spreadsheet since the first line is headings). Anyone with any ideas? Thanks Jimi . |
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