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Extracting information from text files into excel with vba

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by - delegate Marie [3 posts] (2007 Feb 22 Thu, 09:52) replyReply

After my 2 day course of vba with excel, where do i go to learn how to use this to extract information from a large text file? (too large to import into excel)

RE: extracting information from text files into excel with vba

by - trainer Jacob gold contributer[106 posts] (2007 Mar 5 Mon, 12:11) replyReply

Hi Marie

This sounds like a bespoke requirement. We need to see an example of the file(s) you are working with before being able to suggest the next steps forward.

It is reasonable to assume that this sort of requirement will involve a trainer working directly with yourself or on the files.

If you are interested in pursuing these options further please let us know.

Regards

Jacob


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