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Peter de B. Harrington
Hi All:
There is a certain company that I won't mention out of politeness that
stores data files with an xls extension but the files are actually text
files. I have to work with hundreds of these files and right now I must
manually convert them from text format to xls format. I would appreciate a
faster method than opening each file, using the saveas commmand and then
selecting xls format form in the dialog. I tried recording a macro while
going through the above steps, while recording the macro saves the file
correctly, but when I use the recorded macro on a new file it is saved over
the file that I used to record the macro. It seems that there must be a way
to write a macro that works correctly, but the help has been somewhat
helpless.
TIA,
Pete
There is a certain company that I won't mention out of politeness that
stores data files with an xls extension but the files are actually text
files. I have to work with hundreds of these files and right now I must
manually convert them from text format to xls format. I would appreciate a
faster method than opening each file, using the saveas commmand and then
selecting xls format form in the dialog. I tried recording a macro while
going through the above steps, while recording the macro saves the file
correctly, but when I use the recorded macro on a new file it is saved over
the file that I used to record the macro. It seems that there must be a way
to write a macro that works correctly, but the help has been somewhat
helpless.
TIA,
Pete