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Dim fCtr as long
dim myBook as workbook ....get your list of .txt files in to myFiles(). for fctr = lbound(myfiles) to ubound(myfiles) Workbooks.OpenText Filename:=myPath & myfiles(fctr), Origin:=437, _ ...etc set mybook = activeworkbook 'do whatever you want to continue processing mybook mybook.worksheets(1).range("A1").value = "hi there!" next fctr Al wrote: The second bit of code does open the text file in itself if I define the path/file. How do I add the delimited part to this line....Set mybook = Workbooks.Open(MyPath & MyFiles(Fnum)) "goshute" wrote: It looks if your code will open a text file (.txt) and parse the data into seperate columns on each tab or colon ":" in the text file. If there are no tabs or colon characters, all the data would remain in column A. I would only expect to see only one delimiter for the file, either the tab or the colon. Goshute . -- Dave Peterson |
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