Re: Open find file dialog multiple files

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Aye have been thinking along the same lines. What i'm working on is the data
from a system called ip accounting it makes a text file every 5 mins with
what ip address's. As you can imagine it makes a lot of files over 24 hours
(288).

As the user needs to be able to browse to the files as the name's change a
lot i was wondering if there was anyway to keep this as a string or array
within the Code but if i can get it to cyccle through whats in the folder and
add the file name which can then be used to generate thew file details i'll
give it a go.

Of course if anyone has any other ideas on how to do this i'd be very
greatful.

"Nick" wrote:

> WOW 200 - 300 files... what the heck are you working on?? :o)
>
> In tha past I have used a list of file names in a worksheet (as the files
> stay the same each time).
> Then I run a macro which loops through the list and opens the file. So each
> time you are opening one one file at a time.
> That way you don't run out of space in your filename string.
>
> Nick
>
> "Magius00" <Magius00@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:68A97CB7-A9FC-42AA-B16E-0B86AF99AE70@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> > When opening multiple files with the find file dialog (can't re,ber exact
> > dialog as on wrong computer). The only problem i get is I am wanting to
> > selct
> > around 200-300 files to work on. The method i have works fine for about 20
> > files but any more than that and the string it stores the files as gets to
> > big. I was wondering if anyone had ideas to a way around this or to get
> > the
> > dialog to store it as an array from the start. Any soultion either for
> > ofiice
> > 2003 or office 97 would be great help.
>
>
>
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