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Batch Files
Hello,
How do I create batch files using excel? thanks |
Batch Files
As in MS DOS Batch files?
You don't, you use a text editor. You can RUN batch-files from Excel using the Shell command. P "Mitch" wrote in message ... Hello, How do I create batch files using excel? thanks |
Batch Files
Actually, you can create batch-files using excel but you would need to
create a text file (see the OPEN command in VBA) write data to the file and then close it. Not the easiest way to create batch files... What are you trying to do exactly? P "Phobos" wrote in message ... As in MS DOS Batch files? You don't, you use a text editor. You can RUN batch-files from Excel using the Shell command. P "Mitch" wrote in message ... Hello, How do I create batch files using excel? thanks |
Batch Files
Hello,
Is it not possile to use excel to create the text file then run it? Thanks -----Original Message----- As in MS DOS Batch files? You don't, you use a text editor. You can RUN batch-files from Excel using the Shell command. P "Mitch" wrote in message ... Hello, How do I create batch files using excel? thanks . |
Batch Files
Hello,
Have a tool to send "Net Send" messages, currently this loop's through lengthy lists of PC addresses that are on the network. There are several different list's depending on which user group the message needs to go to. This is causing numerous CMD boxes to appear in the task bar while it runs. I was hoping to create a batch file to send the message, thereby reducing the number of boxes that appear. Thanks -----Original Message----- Actually, you can create batch-files using excel but you would need to create a text file (see the OPEN command in VBA) write data to the file and then close it. Not the easiest way to create batch files... What are you trying to do exactly? P "Phobos" wrote in message ... As in MS DOS Batch files? You don't, you use a text editor. You can RUN batch-files from Excel using the Shell command. P "Mitch" wrote in message ... Hello, How do I create batch files using excel? thanks . |
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