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Do you want to append all the files to gether, if so can there are no other
files in the directory, then open a dos shell window and change directory (cd) to the folder and try: copy *.txt totalhours.txt that should do it. Otherwise you can write a vba script to copy the files. -- HTHs Martin "nickysquawkes" wrote: I have several a directory of text files that contain the same data but for different weeks. E.G. JANHOURS.txt FEBHOURS.txt MARHOURS.txt APRHOURS.txt TOTALHOURS.txt I want to combine all the files ending with hours into totalhours.txt so it can be loaded into a pivot table. However I need this to be automatic. I know it can be done using a batch file, but I can't remeber the batch code to do this. Can anyone help? Thanks -- nickysquawkes ------------------------------------------------------------------------ nickysquawkes's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=30630 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=502858 |
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I think I'd use:
copy *.txt totalhours.ALL instead of: copy *.txt totalhours.txt I think that DOS will yell when it tries to copy Totalhours.txt into totalhours.txt (since it has the same extension). But after the copy, .all can be renamed to .txt if required. Martin Fishlock wrote: Do you want to append all the files to gether, if so can there are no other files in the directory, then open a dos shell window and change directory (cd) to the folder and try: copy *.txt totalhours.txt that should do it. Otherwise you can write a vba script to copy the files. -- HTHs Martin "nickysquawkes" wrote: I have several a directory of text files that contain the same data but for different weeks. E.G. JANHOURS.txt FEBHOURS.txt MARHOURS.txt APRHOURS.txt TOTALHOURS.txt I want to combine all the files ending with hours into totalhours.txt so it can be loaded into a pivot table. However I need this to be automatic. I know it can be done using a batch file, but I can't remeber the batch code to do this. Can anyone help? Thanks -- nickysquawkes ------------------------------------------------------------------------ nickysquawkes's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=30630 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=502858 -- Dave Peterson |
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