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Hi,
I asked this question early but need some clarification. Specifically i'm trying to programmaticially load CSV data into a specific template-based workbook without any user interaction. The opentext method does a good job of this but doesn't have any functionality to specific a specific workbook to load the data in. With the workbooks.add method i can specify a specific workbook template, and then i can execute a macro in that template that will load the data by opening the csv file and reading line by line, splitting the line on "," and then output each field into individual cells on a row. I have some concerns with the performance of this methodology compared with excel's opentext method. However the OPENTEXT method is probably doing the same thing that i'm doing so performance wise is it pretty much more the same? Alternatively i can read in a line, output entire line into 1 cell, then call range.TextToColumns method but that seems even worse performance wise because i need to do an extra step to write the line to the cell. Does anyone have a smarter way programmatically achieving the same function as OPENTEXT, BUT having the data loaded into a specific workbook template? Thanks again! Bing |
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