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File Name Causes Runtime Error 1004
Using Excel 2003, an application asks the user for a .txt file to open using
the open dialog. After the file has been opened, the code changes the name of the sheet using Sheets(1).Name = "Data". This works fine most of the tiime but with some file names, it causes Runtime Error 1004. An example of a name that causes the error is "report_PO_11-3-2005_11_3_2005[1].txt". If I rename the file and take out the brackets, it works OK. Is there some way I can avoid this error so that the user doesn't have to rename the file every time? These files are downloaded from a web site so I don't have anty control over the names. |
File Name Causes Runtime Error 1004
Hi Robert,
Try something like: Dim sStr As String sStr = "report_PO_11-3-2005_11_3_2005[1]" sStr = Replace(sStr, "[", "") sStr = Replace(sStr, "]", "") Sheets(1).Name = sStr --- Regards, Norman "Robert" wrote in message ... Using Excel 2003, an application asks the user for a .txt file to open using the open dialog. After the file has been opened, the code changes the name of the sheet using Sheets(1).Name = "Data". This works fine most of the tiime but with some file names, it causes Runtime Error 1004. An example of a name that causes the error is "report_PO_11-3-2005_11_3_2005[1].txt". If I rename the file and take out the brackets, it works OK. Is there some way I can avoid this error so that the user doesn't have to rename the file every time? These files are downloaded from a web site so I don't have anty control over the names. |
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