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Can't use COUNT function to count.csv rows?
Dear All,
I populate a csv file using data from our data warehouse and import it as .csv. I wish to Activate that file and count the number of rows and record this in another workbooks sheet. E.g. In the CSV file Dim Work As Workbook Dim Figures As Workbook Set Work = Workbooks.Open("N:\Work.csv") Set Figures = Workbooks.Open("N:\mmyy.xls") Work.Activate Range("A1").Select Range(Selection, Selection.End(xlDown)).Select myCount = Selection.Rows.Count Figures.Activate Range("A1").Select Selection.End(xlDown).Select ActiveCell.Offset(1, 0).Select myCount.Paste The xlDown is to skip part the previous months result. Why isn't the count working, do I need to convert the numbers? Should I say the data (.dtf file) as a different format from the i-Series insteand of .csv? Thanks |
Can't use COUNT function to count.csv rows?
Question: what are you pasting, there is not copy? The figures.activate may
be causing problems. Using Select method can create lots of problems. It is better to set Variables and use WITH method. Dim Work As Workbook Dim Figures As Workbook Set Work = Workbooks.Open("N:\Work.csv") Set Figures = Workbooks.Open("N:\mmyy.xls") with Work Set Lastcell = .Range("A1").End(xlDown) Set Countrange = .Range(.Range("A1"), LastCell) myCount = Countrange.Rows.Count Figures.Activate LastCell.Offset(1, 0).Paste end with "Simon" wrote: Dear All, I populate a csv file using data from our data warehouse and import it as .csv. I wish to Activate that file and count the number of rows and record this in another workbooks sheet. E.g. In the CSV file Dim Work As Workbook Dim Figures As Workbook Set Work = Workbooks.Open("N:\Work.csv") Set Figures = Workbooks.Open("N:\mmyy.xls") Work.Activate Range("A1").Select Range(Selection, Selection.End(xlDown)).Select myCount = Selection.Rows.Count Figures.Activate Range("A1").Select Selection.End(xlDown).Select ActiveCell.Offset(1, 0).Select myCount.Paste The xlDown is to skip part the previous months result. Why isn't the count working, do I need to convert the numbers? Should I say the data (.dtf file) as a different format from the i-Series insteand of .csv? Thanks |
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