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Hi,

I am trying to convert a file with raw data into a particular format
that I can use to upload in a risk model.
This model requires a few specific parameters that identify which data
(portfolio) it concerns. The parameters have the following format:

A B C
1 <portfolio Futures
2 <base currency EUR
3 <date 20071231
4 <ID <IDType <holdings

The values between < are default, all others are variable.
I already managed to make a statement that subtracts the data based on
the above parameters, the only problem I am facing is how to make a
command that automatically pastes the above fields in an empty sheet
(starting cell A1). As there are multiple portfolios I would need to
repeat this action a couple of times so if the command can also
include a command that goes to the last rows+1 and then pastes the
above parameters again.
Does anyone knows a way to capture this in a VBA statement?

All suggestions are warmly welcome!

Thanks a lot!!! Rgds, Robert

 
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