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Saving cell content externally.
Using XL 2000
Cell A1 in my worksheet contains concatenated data. There will be upto 200 rows. I'm looking for a code solution that would loop through each cell in the range (A1:A100), collect and save the content, line by line in a text file on my local drive. Each time the macro was executed, The new data would overwrite the existing file. If possible, any ideas appreciated. Many thanks Paul |
Saving cell content externally.
Activesheet.copy
ActiveSheet.Rows(101).Resize(65536-100).EntireRow.Delete Range("A1:A100").Formula = Range("A1:A100").Value Columns(2).Resize(,255).Delete On Error Resume Next kill "C:\MyData\Myfile.Txt" On Error goto 0 ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs "C:\MyData\Myfile.txt", FileFormat:=xlText ActiveWorkbook.Close SaveChanges:=False -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Paul" wrote in message ... Using XL 2000 Cell A1 in my worksheet contains concatenated data. There will be upto 200 rows. I'm looking for a code solution that would loop through each cell in the range (A1:A100), collect and save the content, line by line in a text file on my local drive. Each time the macro was executed, The new data would overwrite the existing file. If possible, any ideas appreciated. Many thanks Paul |
Saving cell content externally.
Thank you Tom.
Your solutions, as usual, are perfect! Paul -----Original Message----- Activesheet.copy ActiveSheet.Rows(101).Resize(65536-100).EntireRow.Delete Range("A1:A100").Formula = Range("A1:A100").Value Columns(2).Resize(,255).Delete On Error Resume Next kill "C:\MyData\Myfile.Txt" On Error goto 0 ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs "C:\MyData\Myfile.txt", FileFormat:=xlText ActiveWorkbook.Close SaveChanges:=False -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Paul" wrote in message ... Using XL 2000 Cell A1 in my worksheet contains concatenated data. There will be upto 200 rows. I'm looking for a code solution that would loop through each cell in the range (A1:A100), collect and save the content, line by line in a text file on my local drive. Each time the macro was executed, The new data would overwrite the existing file. If possible, any ideas appreciated. Many thanks Paul . |
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