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Default Importing multiple text files to 1 spreadsheet

This was perfect!! I cutpasted your suggestion directy into a macro and it
worked the 1st time. You saved me hours & I can't thank you enough!
jg

"Joel" wrote:

The code will read every text file (*.txt) in the Folder = "C:\temp\test2\"
(change folder as required). The code creates two worksheets Input, and
Summary. The code uses a Query to input the data t the worksheet Input.
then moves the data to the summary worksheet. then clears the input sheet
and repeats the process until all the files are read.

Then the code performs a sort on the frequency incase not all frequencies
are in each of the files. If you run the code more than once you have to
delete the Input and Summary worksheet or remove the code that adds these two
worksheets. Otherwise you get an error because you can't create two
worksheets with the same name.



Sub Macro1()

Folder = "C:\temp\test2\"

With ThisWorkbook
Set InputSht = Worksheets.Add( _
after:=.Sheets(.Sheets.Count))
InputSht.Name = "Input"
Set SummarySht = Worksheets.Add( _
after:=.Sheets(.Sheets.Count))
SummarySht.Name = "Summary "
SummarySht.Range("A1") = "Freq [Hz]"
End With

ColCount = 2
NewRow = 2
FName = Dir(Folder & "*.txt")
Do While FName < ""
'Input data file
With InputSht
.Cells.ClearContents
With .QueryTables.Add( _
Connection:="TEXT;" & Folder & FName, _
Destination:=.Range("A1"))

.Name = FName
.SaveData = True
.AdjustColumnWidth = True
.TextFileStartRow = 1
.TextFileParseType = xlFixedWidth
.TextFileColumnDataTypes = Array(1, 1, 1)
.TextFileFixedColumnWidths = Array(16, 10)
.Refresh BackgroundQuery:=False
End With

'Move Data to Sumary sheet
SummarySht.Cells(1, ColCount) = FName
RowCount = 2
Do While .Range("A" & RowCount) < ""
Frequency = .Range("A" & RowCount)
dbSPL = .Range("B" & RowCount)
With SummarySht
Set c = .Columns("A").Find(what:=Frequency, _
LookIn:=xlValues, lookat:=xlWhole)
If c Is Nothing Then
.Range("A" & NewRow) = Frequency
.Cells(NewRow, ColCount) = dbSPL
NewRow = NewRow + 1
Else
.Cells(c.Row, ColCount) = dbSPL
End If
End With
RowCount = RowCount + 1
Loop
End With
ColCount = ColCount + 1
FName = Dir()
Loop

'sort data
With SummarySht

Set SortRange = .Range(Range("A1"), _
Cells(RowCount - 1, ColCount - 1))
SortRange.Sort _
Key1:=Range("A1"), _
Order1:=xlAscending, _
Header:=xlYes
SortRange.Columns.AutoFit
End With
End Sub

"jeffg11" wrote:

How can i import up to 100 files into the same spreadsheet from:

Filename1.txt

Freq [Hz] dBSPL Phase [Deg]
20.00 116.25 -101.80
20.56 115.78 -73.43
21.13 115.11 -46.75
21.71 113.43 -10.13
22.32 111.14 11.57
22.94 107.99 12.61
23.58 104.44 -0.59
24.23 103.51 -17.97

Filename2.txt

Freq [Hz] dBSPL Phase [Deg]
20.00 114.85 -87.46
20.56 114.33 -114.88
21.13 113.59 -138.83
21.71 111.82 -170.68
22.32 109.53 169.09
22.94 106.39 154.78
23.58 103.27 138.49
24.23 102.07 127.61

ETC...

when done the final spreadsheet looks like this.

Freq [Hz] Filename1 Filename2 Filename3
20 116.25 114.85 112.32
20.56 115.78 114.33 111.84
21.13 115.11 113.59 111.17
21.71 113.43 111.82 109.62
22.32 111.14 109.53 107.61
22.94 107.99 106.39 105.03
23.58 104.44 103.27 102.69
24.23 103.51 102.07 101.7

 
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