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Hmmm. I thought that this _was_ automated!
But if the filenames don't change, then maybe you could put all the names in a worksheet and loop through that list. From reading JE's post, it doesn't look like Mac's can get more than one file at a time--using .getopenfilename. I don't have any idea if there's a workaround solution on those Macs. Andreas Roschger wrote: Sub DateinEinlesn() Dim varRetVal As Variant Dim n As Integer do varRetVal = Application.GetOpenFilename( _ FileFilter:="Text-Datein (*.txt), *.txt", _ Title:="Eine oder mehrere Dateien zum Öffnen auswählen") if varRetVal = false then exit do MsgBox varRetVal loop End Sub thx, but the problem is, that i have to import a lot of files.... any possibility to automate this? Andy -- Dave Peterson |
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