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How to extract file name for use in a cell?
Hi, Using XL2002 and Windows 2000
If I have a file named A00015249CR.csv and I want to place the first 11 characters of the filename in a cell, how would I do that, if it's possible. What I need to do is run several scripts on files that return simialr data, so inserting the filename into an inserted column at the left of each dataset would allow me to combine the data into one file and still know where each row of data originated. Thanks in advance! Norm |
How to extract file name for use in a cell?
Use the cell function
=cell("filename",A1) where A1 is any cell in the workbook associated with the name yu are looking for. " wrote: Hi, Using XL2002 and Windows 2000 If I have a file named A00015249CR.csv and I want to place the first 11 characters of the filename in a cell, how would I do that, if it's possible. What I need to do is run several scripts on files that return simialr data, so inserting the filename into an inserted column at the left of each dataset would allow me to combine the data into one file and still know where each row of data originated. Thanks in advance! Norm |
How to extract file name for use in a cell?
if you are doing it with code
Set bk = Activeworkbook s = left(bk.Name,Instr(1,bk.name,".",vbTextcompare)-1) -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy " wrote: Hi, Using XL2002 and Windows 2000 If I have a file named A00015249CR.csv and I want to place the first 11 characters of the filename in a cell, how would I do that, if it's possible. What I need to do is run several scripts on files that return simialr data, so inserting the filename into an inserted column at the left of each dataset would allow me to combine the data into one file and still know where each row of data originated. Thanks in advance! Norm |
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