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Can I import many .txt files in a single worksheet automatically?
I have 1000 text files that I want to import in a single Excel worksheet. I
know I can do it manually (open each file individually, select the coma in the text import wizard and click finish, then copy and paste in the single worksheet), but is there a way to do it automatically using a special function? Many thanks, JS |
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Can I import many .txt files in a single worksheet automatically?
See your other thread
-- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "JS" wrote in message ... I have 1000 text files that I want to import in a single Excel worksheet. I know I can do it manually (open each file individually, select the coma in the text import wizard and click finish, then copy and paste in the single worksheet), but is there a way to do it automatically using a special function? Many thanks, JS |
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