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In advance.... Thank you so much!!
I have two file types that have been opened in excel as 2 separate workbooks. file type 1 = .tss and file type 2 = .ptr
these file types are paired with identical file names, e.g 123.tss xls and 123.ptr xls, 456.tss xls and 456.ptr xls,789.tss xls and 789.ptr xls.
Rather than writing a macro for each pair. I am trying to write one that will use the file type before conversion .e.g .tss and .ptr without the numbers, and xls.
The reason for this is that there are several items in the ptr file that need to be formatted and placed in the tss file to be saved under as a txt file that contains the file name number (123.ptr + 123.tss = 123.txt)
is it possible to create a generic macro that will carry out the same commands over and over again from the ptr files to the tss files regardless of file name number (123)? If it is possible, may you please help me develop the macro?
Tulip
In advance.... Thank you so much!!
I have two file types that have been opened in excel as 2 separate workbooks. file type 1 = .tss and file type 2 = .ptr
these file types are paired with identical file names, e.g 123.tss xls and 123.ptr xls, 456.tss xls and 456.ptr xls,789.tss xls and 789.ptr xls.
Rather than writing a macro for each pair. I am trying to write one that will use the file type before conversion .e.g .tss and .ptr without the numbers, and xls.
The reason for this is that there are several items in the ptr file that need to be formatted and placed in the tss file to be saved under as a txt file that contains the file name number (123.ptr + 123.tss = 123.txt)
is it possible to create a generic macro that will carry out the same commands over and over again from the ptr files to the tss files regardless of file name number (123)? If it is possible, may you please help me develop the macro?
Tulip
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