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Is it possible to save a macro all by itself, so that it acts sort of
like a batch file? I want to have two things in my working directory, a text file and this standalone macro (or something to the likes of it). I want to be able to click once and have the macro (or whatever) import the text file into Excel, format the file to my liking and save it under the filename of the original text file with the extension .xls, of course. Can I do all this with a macro? And, back to the original question, can I actually have a standalone macro that will let me do this? Thanks --- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com/ |
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