Hi Eric

There is a filter example on the copy3 page


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"Eric_G" wrote in message ...
Ron,

One more question... How do I copy just the "filtered rows" in the initial
excel file rather than the whole file? These rows are then to be pasted into
another file (one single file) one after another until all the filtered rows
in each file in the sub-directory have been copied over.

Thank you in advance.

"Ron de Bruin" wrote:

Hi Eric

With Ctrl End you can jump to the last cell on a worksheet
Maybe there is something in a cell below your data that you not know.

Always test with a few files in a folder first
If you use the Add-in you can check the log file for the range


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"Eric_G" wrote in message ...
Ron,
The macro worked BUT FOR the fact that I received the error mesasge
indicating that there weren't enough rows available in the new file. It
would appear that the macro is going back and starting again from the
beginning of the files listed in the directory and creating another listing
of all the underlying files. Any ideas?

"Ron de Bruin" wrote:

Hi Eric

See
http://www.rondebruin.nl/copy3.htm

Maybe you like the add-in
http://www.rondebruin.nl/merge.htm

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"Eric_G" wrote in message ...
I would like to invoke a macro to open the "first" EXCEL file in a directory
(and I don't care if "first" means by alpha name, first by date, etc.), copy
the filtered data file contents to another file (file 2) and then close the
first file, then open the next file in the directory and do the same (i.e.
copy the filtered data file contents to file 2), and so.

How do I specify the "first" file in the listing and then how do I specify
"open the next file" and continue doing so until there are no more files
which have been opened?

Thanks.