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"Text to Column" - exceeding maximum number of columns possible
Hi -
I was wondering if it's possible to write a macro for the following: After importing a .csv file to Excel, I use "Text to Column" to parse the data. The problem is each line/row has more than 256 columns worth of data. I'd like to have the rest of the data parsed into the next worksheet. In other words, if a row contains data that will spread across 356 columns, when I parse it, first 256 columns will be in sheet 1 and the rest 156 will be in sheet 2. Thanks! Pauline |
"Text to Column" - exceeding maximum number of columns possible
Hi Pauline,
In other words, if a row contains data that will spread across 356 columns, when I parse it, first 256 columns will be in sheet 1 and the rest 156 will be in sheet 2. No build in function of excel will help you here. Read the file with a macro. Look in VBA-Help for "Input #", this will fill 356 variables for you, you write them then in sheet1 and sheet2 as you like. Maybe this works for you, I am not sure. Field delimiters could be a problem if it is not a comma ",". Otherwise use "Line Input" and parse through the text and search for the field delimiter on your own. arno |
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