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Hi,
The QueryTable is a great tool, but it gives you all or nothing. My approach would be to import the entire file into a clean sheet, delete the info you don't need, then transfer the data to its final destination. Alternatively, you could switch to ADO and use a SQL string to define what you want to retrieve. HTH/ "Rick" wrote: I am importing a CSV file and want to be selective in my data. I need to bypass any record that does not have a char "V" in the specified column. The above subject is also the standard QueryTables.Add statement. Any suggestions? -- Rick Rack |
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