I have a small macro, runs with command button, that exports a tab delimted text file. I was wondering how I would add text qualifiers (") to the data. I have pasted my macro below.
Private Sub SaveAsTabDelimited(ByVal sFileName As String)
With ActiveWorkbook
.SaveAs Filename:=sFileName, FileFormat:=xlText, CreateBackup:=False
End With
End Sub
I have a error with this code Row Invalid Qualifier how can I qualifier Row
Private Sub CommandButton2_Click() Dim Row As Double Dim addItem As Integer Dim count As Integer count = 0 UserForm1.ListBox1.List(count, 0).Value = "" ActiveCell.Value = "" Sheets("Sheet2").Cells(1, 1)(Row.count, "A").End(xlUp).Offset(1).Value = ""
I'd like to be able to highlight a row of data in an Excel spreadsheet that were just entered by the user, click on a button that's linked to a VBA macro that exports the highlighted data to a text file (with a .txt extension), saves that text file & exits from it without the user having to say Yes to a dialog box that asks if he/she wants to save.
I have one table in word format and a sheet in excel:
word table: Part # ID 1001 C1,C5 1002 C2~C4,C6-C7 1004 A10
excel sheet : ID Color part # C3 white C1 blue 1001 C2 red A10 black C4 red C5 greed 1001 C6 grey C7 pink
I need to write a script which will take an id in excel sheet , then look up the part number in word table , copy the part number into excel sheet. So the sheet will look like this:
ID Color part # C3 white 1002 C1 blue 1001 C2 red 1002 A10 black 1004 C4 red 1002 C5 greed 1001 C6 grey 1002 C7 pink 1002
at the end, I need to export the sheet as text file with tab as delimiter
I have a spreadsheet that currently looks like ........
My problem is that I want the macro to create either (a) a seperate text file for each line (1 for line 2, one for line 3 etc etc) or even better (b) create a file for the specific line i am on. For example if i happended to click on D5 and then pressed the macro key it would onyl create a txt file for line 5, same if i clicked on E6, it would only create a file for line 6.
I would be grateful if you could highlight the code you insert into my macro as it may be useful for other reports i run.
I have macro that exports certain range to text file. It goes through first to last row and exports it to Text file. Here is the part of the For Each myRecord In Range("A2:A" & Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row) With myRecord For Each myField In Range(.Cells, Cells(.Row, Columns.Count).End(xlToLeft)) sOut = sOut & DELIMITER & DEL & myField.Text Next myField Print #nFileNum, Mid(sOut, 2) sOut = Empty End With Next myRecord The problem is that sheets might by empty. I would like to add something to this code ( I guess some IF condition) so that all blank rows are skipped and not exported to text file.
I would like to export some data from excel to a text file. An example of text in excel is as below. which each number is in a separate cell. 1 12 123 1234
I tried to exported it as csv format and open it with text editor. it become 1,,, 1,2,, 1,2,3, 1,2,3,4 ,,,, ,,,, ,,,,
however I would like the text file looks like this with a space between each comma. 1 1, 2 1, 2, 3 1, 2, 3, 4
My situation is the next: I have one columm with 70000+ rows (starts from B3 to the final). I need to copy the data every 10 rows and save it in multiple txt files, example: B3:B12 ----> 00001-00010.txt B13:B22 ---> 00011-00020.txt B23:B32 ---> 00021-00030.txt B33:B42 ---> 00031-00040.txt
and so on.....
the macro (TextMe.xls) of xlite almost does what I am looking for. But, how to change it in order the macro does what I need?.
I'm trying to automate the process of exporting a range of cells to a text file. I think the Print# command will work because I don't want the quotes at the end of each line. Each range of cells will be a separate text file, and I want to save and name the file according to the column it's in. This bit of code from dominicb seems to be what I'm looking for, in principle.
I need to create a function which will take a objectname (a query or table) and a file name format
The objective is to export this query or table into multiple text files each with a maximum of 1000 lines per text file. These files are used as an input for SAP - the interface only takes a maximum of 1000 lines per file.
I am having three issues with the code below.
1. How do I split an excel query based on line numbers? Is there a way to get the equivalent of ROW_NUM in oracle ? Or do I have to loop through it and maintain a counter? 2. What is the best way to split the file ? Loop within loop? I need the files to be tab separated (no header required) 3.The rst.RecordCount is acting strange - when I pass a name of the query - the property returns the right no. of rows, however when I pass a any table name it only returns 1 - is this the expected behavior - or am I missing something
Code: Function ExportAsText(strObjectName As String, strFileName As String) As Long ' Purpose: Export any given query, table to mutliple files each of certain length ' the no. of lines per text file is defined by the config parameter SAP UPLOAD, LINE LIMIT PER TEXT FILE ' in the LKUP_CONFIG database
I'm trying to accomplish is to take an Excel file that contains one column of data consisting of up the maximum number of rows of data (numbers formatted as text? "000000000") and export the data to a text (.txt) file 1000 rows at a time. I would also like the code to allow me to name the .txt files in succession, for example, Pg01, Pg02, Pg03, etc.
The files are going to be used to query a system that will only accept text input 1000 items at a time.
I run the following code to ensure the data is formatted consistently:
Sub a_VerifyDataForInput() ' Start at Cell A1 Range("A1").Select ' Select Column A Columns("A:A").Select ' Format data in Column A Selection.NumberFormat = "000000000" ' Replace all "|" (whatever you call this thing ... pipe???) Selection.Replace What:="|", Replacement:="", LookAt:=xlPart, _ SearchOrder:=xlByRows, MatchCase:=False, SearchFormat:=False, _ ReplaceFormat:=False ' Replace all "-" (dashes) Selection.Replace What:="-", Replacement:="", LookAt:=xlPart, _ ........................
I have been copying the work sheet ranges "Consolidated Data" D4:K17 "Support Schedule" D5:W504 "Tangent Calx1" D4:F34 , J4:J34 and M4:M34 "Tangent Calx2" D4:F34 , J4:J34 and M4:M34 To a seperate worksheet for export to a txt file {for saving} Then {when required} importing the txt file data into the worksheet ,copy the data back to the worksheet ranges and re-calculating the data. I have struggled to trying and butcher the code and delete the copy stage and write just the required ranges to the txtfile.(And reverse)
I currently have a code to save my sheet as a txt file with specific formatting in the filename. I would ideally like to just export the file to txt rather than save as while keeping my specific format of the filename...that way it doesn't actually save the excel sheet itself as that filename. I currently have a workaround for it, but I think this would be easier/better. Hopefully that made a little sense. Here is the current code I am working with.
Sub save()
Dim MyPath As String Dim F As String
MyPath = ActiveWorkbook.Path & "" F = Sheets("Import Data").Range("M12").Value
Sheets("LVY File").Select
ThisWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:=MyPath & F & ".lvy", FileFormat:= _ xlText, CreateBackup:=False
I have to match the name of colleuges with the birthdate, id number and A B C D category. Now I have to excel tables one with the names participated in company programs one with all the names in the company and the above listed information.
I want to know how can the excel automatically match these datas without copy pasting it from one to another. I mean to search for the name in the second table and if its matching to fill the birthdate id and ABCD category automatically.
Using and adapting some from [url] and [url] I succeeded in exporting name ranges as jpg's.
However, I still have a 'problem' : I would like to set the dimensions of the jpg in code.
An additional question on this subject.
The ranges I am exported have a green background (for publishing on a website). When I do the export in Excel XP, everything looks fine (except for the automatic sizing), but when I use Excel 2007 there is a white border around the jpg.
Looks like this question was asked in 2009 with no replies. Is there a way to export your list of table names and refers to formulas from Name Manager?
I would like to bulk manipulate some of them in a spreadsheet.
I have seen many examples of trying to export sheets using VBA but cant seem to find a solution that works.
Essentially I have a sheet within a workbook which I wish to export and be offered to give it a file name. A pre-specified location is fine so I dont need anything fancy like an API etc....
I am working on a system conversion and the original program will only print to PDF and not export to a text file. Is there a way to export the PDF to excel? I only have Adobe Reader X at work, and unable to download any software to my computer.
For my work we get people ordering various amounts codes and units, these units needs to be converted to boxes, this much i have managed to figure out and do.
But now i need to create a button on the order input page that when clicked will export the inputted data (and the auto populated data) to a .csv file ready to be uploaded to the in-house system.
This is where i have come up with no way to do this, the amount of rows could vary depending on how many different products are ordered, but the columns are always fixed (D:I).
Basically what it do is it'll extract the value in D2 and use it to saved as the .txt file name.
But I'm wondering if it's possible to write a addition code to extract the value in F2 to Part1 and G2 to Part2.
For short which means Column D is the file name but which file have 2 parts. First is store in F2 and the second part is in G2. I know it's something got to do with "ts.Write ActiveCell.Offset(, 1).Text"
Sub Export_To_TextFile() Range("D2").Select Do While Not ActiveCell = "" Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.Filesystemobject") Set ts = fso.CreateTextFile("C:Documents and SettingschanyoDesktopUpload" & ActiveCell.Value & "_Part1", True)
Set ts = fso.CreateTextFile("C:Documents and SettingschanyoDesktopUpload" & ActiveCell.Value & "_Part2", True)
ts.Write ActiveCell.Offset(, 1).Text Set fso = Nothing Set ts = Nothing Loop End Sub