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I need to have some VBA code to import a text file into an excel
spreadsheet. I know that a worksheet can't have more than 65,000
lines. So the overflow needs to go into another worksheet. And the
text file uses the ";" as the delimiter.

Any help would be appreciated.

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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/120596/en-us
Importing text files larger than 65536 rows

That should be a start.

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I need to have some VBA code to import a text file into an excel
spreadsheet. I know that a worksheet can't have more than 65,000
lines. So the overflow needs to go into another worksheet. And the
text file uses the ";" as the delimiter.

Any help would be appreciated.



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