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Minor changes in the code

1) it should be WorksheetFunction.Match not activesheet.match
2)1st argument in Match should be sAccntNo instead of sline



Sub Importdata()
Dim iFno As Integer
Dim sFName As Variant
Dim sLine As String, sAccntNo As String
Dim vRow As Variant

vFName = Application.GetOpenFilename("Text Files (*.txt), *.txt")
If vFName = False Then Exit Sub

iFno = FreeFile()
Open vFName For Input As #iFno

Do While Not EOF(iFno)

Line Input #iFno, sLine

' account number is 1st 10 characters?
sAccntNo = Left$(sLine, 10)
' loop up the account number in the 1st column

vRow = WorksheetFunction.Match(CInt(sAccntNo), ActiveSheet.Columns(1),
0)
If IsError(vRow) Then
MsgBox "Account " & sAccntNo & " does not exist", vbExclamation
Else
' week1 in column 4, week1's amount in input line at pos 22-26

ActiveSheet.Cells(vRow, 4) = CDbl(Mid$((sLine), 22, 5))
End If
Loop
Close #iFno
End Sub


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