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Need correct list property for coding a macro
I am trying to insert content from 1000 text files into a column in excel and
I found this module in another post and am trying to modify it. The word that needs to be replaced with the correct property is "MsoAlertDefaultType". I'm not very knowledgable in VB so any help is greatly appreciated! The module is below: Sub Test() Call ListWordFiles("C:\Biology") End Sub Sub ListWordFiles(Folder As String) Dim NextFile As String Dim L As Long On Error Resume Next NextFile = Dir(Folder & "\*") Do Until NextFile = "" L = L + 1 Cells(L, 1) = Folder & "\" & NextFile Cells(L, 2) = FileDateTime(Folder & "\" & NextFile) Cells(L, 3) = MsoAlertDefaultType(Folder & "\" & NextFile) NextFile = Dir() Loop End Sub Thanks, Kelly |
Need correct list property for coding a macro
All that does is list the filenames and their datetime.
If your doing 1000 files, then hopefully they are less than 65 rows each (on average). Sub Test() Call ListWordFiles("C:\Biology") End Sub Sub ListWordFiles(Folder As String) Dim NextFile As String Dim L As Long On Error Resume Next set sh = ActiveSheet NextFile = Dir(Folder & "\*.CSV") Do Until NextFile = "" set bk = workbooks.Open(Folder & "\" & nextFile) bk.worksheets(1).UsedRange.Copy Destination:= _ sh.Cells(rows.count,1).End(xlup)(2) bk.Close SaveChanges:=False Loop End Sub -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "kwilson" wrote in message ... I am trying to insert content from 1000 text files into a column in excel and I found this module in another post and am trying to modify it. The word that needs to be replaced with the correct property is "MsoAlertDefaultType". I'm not very knowledgable in VB so any help is greatly appreciated! The module is below: Sub Test() Call ListWordFiles("C:\Biology") End Sub Sub ListWordFiles(Folder As String) Dim NextFile As String Dim L As Long On Error Resume Next NextFile = Dir(Folder & "\*") Do Until NextFile = "" L = L + 1 Cells(L, 1) = Folder & "\" & NextFile Cells(L, 2) = FileDateTime(Folder & "\" & NextFile) Cells(L, 3) = MsoAlertDefaultType(Folder & "\" & NextFile) NextFile = Dir() Loop End Sub Thanks, Kelly |
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