carolynlush
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Hello - I have searched all over the internet and can't find the answer to this question. Can you help?
I am creating a macro that uses the text import wizard. All is fine until I get to the section where I need to mark 2 columns as text and leave the rest as general. The text file has quite a few columns in it.
Can someone explain why this is creating an issue? And how I solve it? I saw another posting that suggested removing the dash marks. I tried that and now get a syntax error....HELP!
This is my macro. I really appreciate any help. Thanks!
Workbooks.OpenText Filename := _
"C:\Documents and Settings\LUSHC\My Documents\CSR 04-30-13\file2.txt", Origin _
:= 437, StartRow := 1, DataType := xlDelimited, TextQualifier := xlDoubleQuote _
, ConsecutiveDelimiter := FALSE, Tab := FALSE, Semicolon := TRUE, Comma := _
FALSE, Space := FALSE, Other := FALSE, FieldInfo := Array(Array(1,1),Array(2,1) _
,Array(3,1),Array(4,1),Array(5,1),Array(6,1),Array(7,1),Array(8,1),Array(9,1), _
Array(10,1),Array(11,1),Array(12,1),Array(13,1),Array(14,1),Array(15,1),Array( _
16,1),Array(17,2),Array(18,1),Array(19,1),Array(20,1),Array(21,1),Array(22,1), _
Array(23,1),Array(24,1),Array(25,1),Array(26,1),Array(27,1),Array(28,1),Array( _
29,1),Array(30,1),Array(31,1),Array(32,1),Array(33,1),Array(34,1),Array(35,1), _
Array(36,1),Array(37,1),Array(38,1),Array(39,1),Array(40,1),Array(41,1),Array( _
42,1),Array(43,1),Array(44,1),Array(45,1),Array(46,1),Array(47,1),Array(48,1), _
Array(49,2),Array(50,1),Array(51,1),Array(52,1),Array(53,1),Array(54,1),Array( _
55,1),Array(56,1),Array(57,1),Array(58,1),Array(59,1),Array(60,1),Array(61,1), _
Array(62,1),Array(63,1),Array(64,1),Array(65,1),Array(66,1),Array(67,1),Array( _
68,1),Array(69,1),Array(70,1),Array(71,1),Array(72,1),Array(73,1),Array(74,1), _
Array(75,1),Array(76,1),Array(77,1),Array(78,1),Array(79,1),Array(80,1),Array( _
81,1),Array(82,1),Array(83,1),Array(84,1),Array(85,1),Array(86,1),Array(87,1), _
Array(88,1),Array(89,1),Array(90,1),Array(91,1),Array(92,1),Array(93,1),Array( _
94,1),Array(95,1),Array(96,1),Array(97,1),Array(98,1),Array(99,1),Array(100,1), _
Array(101,1),Array(102,1),Array(103,1),Array(104,1),Array(105,1),Array(106,1), _
Array(107,1),Array(108,1),Array(109,1),Array(110,1),Array(111,1),Array(112,1), _
Array(113,1),Array(114,1),Array(115,1),Array(116,1),Array(117,1),Array(118,1), _
Array(119,1),Array(120,1),Array(121,1),Array(122,1),Array(123,1),Array(124,1), _
End Sub
I am creating a macro that uses the text import wizard. All is fine until I get to the section where I need to mark 2 columns as text and leave the rest as general. The text file has quite a few columns in it.
Can someone explain why this is creating an issue? And how I solve it? I saw another posting that suggested removing the dash marks. I tried that and now get a syntax error....HELP!
This is my macro. I really appreciate any help. Thanks!
Workbooks.OpenText Filename := _
"C:\Documents and Settings\LUSHC\My Documents\CSR 04-30-13\file2.txt", Origin _
:= 437, StartRow := 1, DataType := xlDelimited, TextQualifier := xlDoubleQuote _
, ConsecutiveDelimiter := FALSE, Tab := FALSE, Semicolon := TRUE, Comma := _
FALSE, Space := FALSE, Other := FALSE, FieldInfo := Array(Array(1,1),Array(2,1) _
,Array(3,1),Array(4,1),Array(5,1),Array(6,1),Array(7,1),Array(8,1),Array(9,1), _
Array(10,1),Array(11,1),Array(12,1),Array(13,1),Array(14,1),Array(15,1),Array( _
16,1),Array(17,2),Array(18,1),Array(19,1),Array(20,1),Array(21,1),Array(22,1), _
Array(23,1),Array(24,1),Array(25,1),Array(26,1),Array(27,1),Array(28,1),Array( _
29,1),Array(30,1),Array(31,1),Array(32,1),Array(33,1),Array(34,1),Array(35,1), _
Array(36,1),Array(37,1),Array(38,1),Array(39,1),Array(40,1),Array(41,1),Array( _
42,1),Array(43,1),Array(44,1),Array(45,1),Array(46,1),Array(47,1),Array(48,1), _
Array(49,2),Array(50,1),Array(51,1),Array(52,1),Array(53,1),Array(54,1),Array( _
55,1),Array(56,1),Array(57,1),Array(58,1),Array(59,1),Array(60,1),Array(61,1), _
Array(62,1),Array(63,1),Array(64,1),Array(65,1),Array(66,1),Array(67,1),Array( _
68,1),Array(69,1),Array(70,1),Array(71,1),Array(72,1),Array(73,1),Array(74,1), _
Array(75,1),Array(76,1),Array(77,1),Array(78,1),Array(79,1),Array(80,1),Array( _
81,1),Array(82,1),Array(83,1),Array(84,1),Array(85,1),Array(86,1),Array(87,1), _
Array(88,1),Array(89,1),Array(90,1),Array(91,1),Array(92,1),Array(93,1),Array( _
94,1),Array(95,1),Array(96,1),Array(97,1),Array(98,1),Array(99,1),Array(100,1), _
Array(101,1),Array(102,1),Array(103,1),Array(104,1),Array(105,1),Array(106,1), _
Array(107,1),Array(108,1),Array(109,1),Array(110,1),Array(111,1),Array(112,1), _
Array(113,1),Array(114,1),Array(115,1),Array(116,1),Array(117,1),Array(118,1), _
Array(119,1),Array(120,1),Array(121,1),Array(122,1),Array(123,1),Array(124,1), _
End Sub