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Updating of Downloaded Spreadsheet
I regulary download a spreadsheet which has a filename format of
Data_Date_Time.xls For example SurveyData_290905_1105.xls Each downloaded file has identical column structure but a variable number of rows. I have another spreadsheet analysis.xls that does all the calculations. I'm trying to work out the best way of being able to download the latest data file and then for the analysis to be done on that file - without having to set up all the links from scratch. Suggestions will be welcome (although writing VBA is well beyond my current position on my learning curve). TIA Rob |
Updating of Downloaded Spreadsheet
Take a look at the INDIRECT function, it should give you what you
want. S "RFJ" wrote in message ... | I regulary download a spreadsheet which has a filename format of | Data_Date_Time.xls | | For example SurveyData_290905_1105.xls | | Each downloaded file has identical column structure but a variable number of | rows. | | I have another spreadsheet analysis.xls that does all the calculations. | | I'm trying to work out the best way of being able to download the latest | data file and then for the analysis to be done on that file - without having | to set up all the links from scratch. | | Suggestions will be welcome (although writing VBA is well beyond my current | position on my learning curve). | | TIA | | Rob | | | |
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