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Hello.
I have a text file which has over 65536 rows. I'd like to import the whole thing into Excel... multiple sheets is fine. So, I need to put the first 65k+ (or half, it doesn't matter) rows on one sheet, and the rest on another. I could do that manually, easy enough, but it will need to be done again, with data that will change, etc. To do that programatically, I could open the file and walk through reading and placing the lines. My question is if anyone has a good suggestion as to how to do that more quickly than reading through over 65k lines individually... a method to read half of the file in on one sheet, and the second half of the file in on another sheet. I think it's safe to assume, for this purpose, that it will never have more rows than in two sheets. Thanks. Mark |
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