April 2006
Beginner
1114 pages
98h 16m
English
Content preview from Programming Excel with VBA and .NET
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Name
workbooks.OpenText(Filename, [Origin], [StartRow], [DataType], [TextQualifier], [ConsecutiveDelimiter], [Tab], [Semicolon], [Comma], [Space], [Other], [OtherChar], [FieldInfo], [TextVisualLayout], [DecimalSeparator], [ThousandsSeparator], [TrailingMinusNumbers], [Local])
Synopsis
Opens a text file and interprets it as a workbook. How OpenText interprets the text file is determined by the method’s many arguments.
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The text file to open. |
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The platform to create the text file; can be one of the following |
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The row within the file at which to start parsing. Default is 1 for the first row. |
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Determines how the columns are delimited; can be one of the following |
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Determines how text values are identified; can be one of the following |
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True parses consecutive delimiters as indicating a single column; False parses consecutive delimiters as multiple, empty columns. Default is False. |
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True parses the tab character as the column delimiter; False does not. |
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True parses the semicolon as the column delimiter; False does not. |
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True parses the comma ... |
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