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How to import Text file to Excel
Hi all,
Iam new to excel programming. What iam trying to do is to read a .txt file in CSV format from a specific directory and import that to excel after grep(Unix System() command) for certain keyword in the ..txt file. Do anyone has done similar thing can give a clue? Regards Bubunia |
How to import Text file to Excel
Dave Iam not clear what you are trying to explain. Would you mind
elaborating a little?? Iam using VC++. Dave Peterson wrote in message ... If you've already gotten your .txt file, then record a macro when you import it manually the first time. Sobhan wrote: Hi all, Iam new to excel programming. What iam trying to do is to read a .txt file in CSV format from a specific directory and import that to excel after grep(Unix System() command) for certain keyword in the .txt file. Do anyone has done similar thing can give a clue? Regards Bubunia |
How to import Text file to Excel
Dave is saying you can see the vba code to import a csv file by recording a
macro while you do it manually (in Excel). If you are using C++, this still might be useful in seeing what command to use and the syntax/arguments for that command. Other than that, you might want to build a safearray of your data and write that to your worksheet. You might search the knowledge base on VC++, Safearray and Excel. http://support.microsoft.com choose advanced search, product Excel for windows. -- Regards, Tom Ogivy "Sobhan" wrote in message om... Dave Iam not clear what you are trying to explain. Would you mind elaborating a little?? Iam using VC++. Dave Peterson wrote in message ... If you've already gotten your .txt file, then record a macro when you import it manually the first time. Sobhan wrote: Hi all, Iam new to excel programming. What iam trying to do is to read a .txt file in CSV format from a specific directory and import that to excel after grep(Unix System() command) for certain keyword in the .txt file. Do anyone has done similar thing can give a clue? Regards Bubunia |
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