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Don Wiss
To read files from my hard disk into a spreadsheet I run a batch file like:
dir "G:\My Music\Comedy\*.*" >c:\temp.prn
pause
dir "G:\My Music\Compilations\*.*" >c:\temp.prn
pause
dir "G:\My Music\Country\*.*" >c:\temp.prn
pause
Then at each pause I change the focus to the spreadsheet and type Ctrl-H,
which runs the import macro. It would simplify things greatly if I could
issue the commands in a macro and have all run in one step. I know issuing
a command is easy in regular programming languages. What is involved to do
so in VBA? (I'm using Excel 2002.)
Don <donwiss at panix.com>.
dir "G:\My Music\Comedy\*.*" >c:\temp.prn
pause
dir "G:\My Music\Compilations\*.*" >c:\temp.prn
pause
dir "G:\My Music\Country\*.*" >c:\temp.prn
pause
Then at each pause I change the focus to the spreadsheet and type Ctrl-H,
which runs the import macro. It would simplify things greatly if I could
issue the commands in a macro and have all run in one step. I know issuing
a command is easy in regular programming languages. What is involved to do
so in VBA? (I'm using Excel 2002.)
Don <donwiss at panix.com>.