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Quite awhile ago I located the perfect solution on this site by using a
button (I believe) to first choose a file (not knowing the file name) and then the file would open using a macro which parsed the file as needed. Unfortunately my hard drive recently took a vacation and never returned. I have search the site again hoping to find something similar to recreate this solution but with no success. The problem: I receive data files often which I need to open in Excel and automatically parse to the required positions. I would click this button, choose the file I wished to open and the macro would do the rest. I have recreated the macro and am looking for the rest of the puzzle. Thank you for your help. |
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