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Default The Ultimate Problem

Hi.

I have a big problem and this might be a bridge too far for those that have
always come to my aid in the past.

The problem. I have @5000 Excel files that hold product details in a folder
called FILES. Each file is randomly titled. Each file is has been created
from a base template so they are all identical in format but different in
content. Each product is identified by a product number. However the product
number shares a cell with random text. eg. Green bananas pn 3378 and yellow
bananas pn 7765. What I need to do is run some excel code that will open each
file, jump to the target cell, identify the number string, extract it, and
then save the file using that number string. So, the file curently called '58
Green Ban' will be opened, 3378 extracted from within a text string and then
that file saved with the name 3378.

This is big and hairy and anyone who can do this should win the nobel excel
prize for being obsenely brainy.

Thanks in advance.

Gordon.
 
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