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  1. 01-14-2011, 08:05 AM #1
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    Re: Splitting cells into new columns

    Hi watersev, thats right yes.
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    Re: Splitting cells into new columns

    In that case this will suffice:

    Sub snb()
   Workbooks.Open "E:\example.txt", , , 3
End Sub

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    Re: Splitting cells into new columns

    Quote Originally Posted by snb View Post
    In that case this will suffice:

    Sub snb()
   Workbooks.Open "E:\example.txt", , , 3
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    Won't this just open my spreadsheet?
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    Re: Splitting cells into new columns

    Did you test it ? It converts a txt-file into a worksheet.
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