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    Question Text file to Excel conversion with Ascending order

    Dear all Mates,

    Kindly arrange the small modification in existing code.this code is developed many weeks back by well wisher from this site.

    My Code as below:
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    with help of above code developing excel file, and required modification is mentioned in sample excel file.and text file also attached.please find the attachments

    Kindly modify the Code

    Thanking you,

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    Re: Text file to Excel conversion with Ascending order

    Your post does not comply with Rule 3 of our Forum RULES. Use code tags around code.

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    Re: Text file to Excel conversion with Ascending order

    Try this line of code
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    Re: Text file to Excel conversion with Ascending order

    Quote Originally Posted by YasserKhalil View Post
    Try this line of code
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    Dear sir,
    Thank you very much your kind help, i got your new code as below

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    please make small correction for above code. i need without "A" column, i want only B to F Columns only. please modify your code.

    Thanking you,
    Best regards.
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    Re: Text file to Excel conversion with Ascending order

    If you don't need column A you can clear the contents of it using this line
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    Re: Text file to Excel conversion with Ascending order

    Thank you very much sir,

    Can i ask for Some columns adding to excel from text file?

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    Question Re: Text file to Excel conversion with Ascending order

    Quote Originally Posted by YasserKhalil View Post
    If you don't need column A you can clear the contents of it using this line
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    Dear sir,
    Kindly modify without developing Empty A column, i.e A column is started with as shown in figure.

    kindly make correction.
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    Re: Text file to Excel conversion with Ascending order

    Just use the word "Delete" instead of "ClearContents"
    Hope this helps you

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    Question Re: Text file to Excel conversion with Ascending order

    Quote Originally Posted by YasserKhalil View Post
    Just use the word "Delete" instead of "ClearContents"
    Hope this helps you
    Dear sir,
    Your trick is well. kindly suggest correction. please find the attachments. i need two columns from above code.

    Thanking you,i am waiting for your kind reply.
    best regards.

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    Re: Text file to Excel conversion with Ascending order

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    Re: Text file to Excel conversion with Ascending order

    Quote Originally Posted by YasserKhalil View Post
    If you don't need column A you can clear the contents of it using this line
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    Re: Text file to Excel conversion with Ascending order

    Quote Originally Posted by FDibbins View Post
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    Dear sir,
    I cannot understand your rule.
    now what i do for fulfill your rule?

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    Re: Text file to Excel conversion with Ascending order

    pvsvprasad, please take the time to review our rules. There aren't many, and they are all important. You have violated three rules in this thread.

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    Modify all your posts so that you enclose your code in code tags. Post #2 gives instructions for how to do this.

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    Re: Text file to Excel conversion with Ascending order

    Dear sir,
    i am confused about your forum rules.

    i am skipped to another forums due to lack of getting solutions.this is the only reason to skip the forums.

    so please guide me how to solve my excel related problem, please delete this post and should i post freshly in this forum?

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    Re: Text file to Excel conversion with Ascending order

    You need to use code tags when posting code. You have been around here long enough to have seen that these are required when posting code here. I will add them for you - this time, please use them from now on. See my footnote to see howe

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    Re: Text file to Excel conversion with Ascending order

    Kindly close this thread,

    i am confused about rules. i want to produce new post regarding this task which mentioned at thread. kindly give a permission to produce same post as a new post.

    thanking you,
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    Re: Text file to Excel conversion with Ascending order

    Hi Prasad
    You can post new thread with the new request if it different from the original request
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    Re: Text file to Excel conversion with Ascending order

    Quote Originally Posted by pvsvprasad View Post
    i am confused about your forum rules.
    Please read the rules, then PM me to tell me what is confusing. I will be happy to explain further.

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