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Save & Restore a column
I've a requirement to save (and restore) an Excel column externally The rows are 2 to the last one. I would do this by using a For Next loop which writes each cell content to a text file, and reads them back the same way. However there may be a more sophisticated method using ranges (which I barely understand), with a built in import/export routine? If anyone has a better method than my loop/text file, would you let me see it ? Thanks - Kirk |
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Can you save it to an array and then bring it back in?
I believe it would have to be a Global Array to save the data for any extended period of time, but I am not totally sure. How long between the save and the restore? Are there a lot of changes going on between the save and restore? Mark Ivey "kirkm" wrote in message ... I've a requirement to save (and restore) an Excel column externally The rows are 2 to the last one. I would do this by using a For Next loop which writes each cell content to a text file, and reads them back the same way. However there may be a more sophisticated method using ranges (which I barely understand), with a built in import/export routine? If anyone has a better method than my loop/text file, would you let me see it ? Thanks - Kirk |
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On Fri, 11 Apr 2008 20:27:59 -0500, "Mark Ivey"
wrote: Can you save it to an array and then bring it back in? Yes, I can't see why not. Would that be an advantage ? How long between the save and the restore? Are there a lot of changes going on between the save and restore? The times between would depend on when the xls was upgraded to a new version. No changes should occur that aren't saved, I plan to 'export' the data as the workbook closes. Cheers - Kirk |
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Ahhh... in that case an array would not work.
What about using a hidden spreadsheet? Mark "kirkm" wrote in message ... On Fri, 11 Apr 2008 20:27:59 -0500, "Mark Ivey" wrote: Can you save it to an array and then bring it back in? Yes, I can't see why not. Would that be an advantage ? How long between the save and the restore? Are there a lot of changes going on between the save and restore? The times between would depend on when the xls was upgraded to a new version. No changes should occur that aren't saved, I plan to 'export' the data as the workbook closes. Cheers - Kirk |
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I meant a hidden worksheet.
Mark Ivey "Mark Ivey" wrote in message ... Ahhh... in that case an array would not work. What about using a hidden spreadsheet? Mark "kirkm" wrote in message ... On Fri, 11 Apr 2008 20:27:59 -0500, "Mark Ivey" wrote: Can you save it to an array and then bring it back in? Yes, I can't see why not. Would that be an advantage ? How long between the save and the restore? Are there a lot of changes going on between the save and restore? The times between would depend on when the xls was upgraded to a new version. No changes should occur that aren't saved, I plan to 'export' the data as the workbook closes. Cheers - Kirk |
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