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opentext command
I am trying to open a text file as part of the workbook_open event handler.
when i manually import the text by dragging the .dat file into the workbook, it (correctly) neglects carriage returns within fields, writing them as a hollow square. However, when I import the text through the VBA command opentext, it treats the carriage return as if it is the beginning of a new record and everything goes haywire. are there specific paramters i can pass in with opentext to have it do what the program does when i drag and drop?? thanks. |
opentext command
Hi,
Open method might be equivalent to dragging a file. try: Workbooks.Open "your_file_name.dat" however, Open method doesn't have the same options as OpenText. i wonder if it would do what you want actually... -- HTH, okaizawa Ramesh Narasimhan wrote: I am trying to open a text file as part of the workbook_open event handler. when i manually import the text by dragging the .dat file into the workbook, it (correctly) neglects carriage returns within fields, writing them as a hollow square. However, when I import the text through the VBA command opentext, it treats the carriage return as if it is the beginning of a new record and everything goes haywire. are there specific paramters i can pass in with opentext to have it do what the program does when i drag and drop?? thanks. |
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