The utility uses the date settings as set in the Regional Settings in the Windows control panel. other: you can specify a custom delimiter. How are the fields in the text file separated:. You can configure the following settings: Insert (delimited) text file.With this utility you can import a (delimited) text file into your worksheet at the position of your active cell. English (us) ⁄ Nederlands ⁄ Deutsch ⁄ Español ⁄ Français ⁄ Português do Brasil ⁄ Italiano ⁄ Русский ⁄ 中文(简体) ⁄ 日本語 Import › 2. TextToColumns Destination:=.Download ❯ Insert (delimited) text file. With ActiveSheet.Range("A1").Resize(LineIndex, 1) You need many more parameters than you have supplied in order to guarantee that it is going to operate the way you want. Next, the Range.TextToColumns method 'remembers' all of the settings that were used the last time it was run through it doen't matter whether that was by the user on hte worksheet or through VBA. StrLine(LineIndex) = Replace(strLine(LineIndex), Chr(9), Chr(32)) 'STRIP TABS OUT AND REPLACE WITH A SPACE!!!!! Open txtFldrPath & "\" & CurrentFile For Input As #1 In fact, the tab character is the default delimiter on a TextToColumns command and this translates into two column of data when the array is brought in. There is a tab character between Total liabilities and 30,619,676.00 in AI060616.txt. This picture show the result in excel and the original file. TextToColumns Other:=True, OtherChar:="|"ĪĪctiveWorkbook.SaveAs xlsFldrPath & "\" & Replace(CurrentFile, ".txt", ".xlsx"), xlOpenXMLWorkbook Value = WorksheetFunction.Transpose(strLine) 
txt (with "|" separator) to xslx,īut the code works fine for some files (when I open it in excel), the others are wrong, when I try to import the wring one manually by excel ribbon(Get external data - > from text), the files are correct.Ĭonst txtFldrPath As String = "C:\.\txtFiles"Ĭonst xlsFldrPath As String = "C:\excelFiles"ĭim CurrentFile As String: CurrentFile = Dir(txtFldrPath & "\" & "*.txt")
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