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Run DOS command
I have a command in one cell in an excel document that I need to run from
DOS. I need help figuring out how to do this? R:\TL\Apps\Apps\shortcut.exe /F:R:\TL\Data\ImageLinks\1125893.lnk /A:C /T:"https://imagesilo.com/SearchURL.ASP?UserName=URL-LOGINPassword=TL01&EntID=xxxx&ProjID=9&IndexFields =Owner Entity|Property|Property Name|Lease Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks KK |
Run DOS command
You simply need to put the command into a shell function
shell("command String") The only problem you may have is with the double quote. You can use chr(34) for the double quote. String1 = "Abc" String2 = "Def" String3 = String1 & chr(34) & String2 "KalliKay" wrote: I have a command in one cell in an excel document that I need to run from DOS. I need help figuring out how to do this? R:\TL\Apps\Apps\shortcut.exe /F:R:\TL\Data\ImageLinks\1125893.lnk /A:C /T:"https://imagesilo.com/SearchURL.ASP?UserName=URL-LOGINPassword=TL01&EntID=xxxx&ProjID=9&IndexFields =Owner Entity|Property|Property Name|Lease Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks KK |
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