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Steve
Hi
Is it possible to amend the code below so that the filepath is determined by the contents of a cell, say Sheet1!B$2$? The code is the start of a macrothat pulls in the delimited data from the file Applesnew, formats it, and converts # symbols to £ ready for calculating totals.
The problem is that on any given day I get 16 of the source files from different providers, say Applesnew, Bananasnew, Cherriesnew. If I have to use astatic filepath in my code I'll need 16 different spreadsheets (the sheets, which also contain very sensitive information, get mailed off to the dataprovider, so I don't want a single-workbook-with-16-worksheets solution. My auditor probably wouldn't appreciate it either
'import data
With ActiveSheet.QueryTables.Add(Connection:= _
"TEXT;\\server\apollo\LATEST PAYMENTS - TEST\Applesnew.", _
Destination:=Range("$A$5"))
.Name = "Apples080213."
.FieldNames = True
.RowNumbers = False
…[]
The macro was recorded as I'm not much at writing code, but I assume the part that needs amending is that "Applesnew." should somehow link to the contents of cell B2. And that's where I get stuck. Does anyone have any suggestions at all, please?
Thanks in advance,
Steve
Is it possible to amend the code below so that the filepath is determined by the contents of a cell, say Sheet1!B$2$? The code is the start of a macrothat pulls in the delimited data from the file Applesnew, formats it, and converts # symbols to £ ready for calculating totals.
The problem is that on any given day I get 16 of the source files from different providers, say Applesnew, Bananasnew, Cherriesnew. If I have to use astatic filepath in my code I'll need 16 different spreadsheets (the sheets, which also contain very sensitive information, get mailed off to the dataprovider, so I don't want a single-workbook-with-16-worksheets solution. My auditor probably wouldn't appreciate it either
'import data
With ActiveSheet.QueryTables.Add(Connection:= _
"TEXT;\\server\apollo\LATEST PAYMENTS - TEST\Applesnew.", _
Destination:=Range("$A$5"))
.Name = "Apples080213."
.FieldNames = True
.RowNumbers = False
…[]
The macro was recorded as I'm not much at writing code, but I assume the part that needs amending is that "Applesnew." should somehow link to the contents of cell B2. And that's where I get stuck. Does anyone have any suggestions at all, please?
Thanks in advance,
Steve