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I'm trying to write (actually record) a macro for a repetitive data reduction process. Each test dumps 8 files into a folder. The names of each file in the folder are identical from folder to folder, but the folder names are all different. What I'd like to do is open one of the files in a...

BechahC, A consolidation loan will not show up badly on a credit report. BUT, if you use the consolidation loan to pay off balances on cards and then rack up new charges on those cards, that would lower your credit rating. And yes, you can still use your cards after you use the loan to pay...

I'm running Windows NT with the Office 2000 suite. One of the quirks that I've grown to like about Office 2000 is that when you open multiple files in any given program (Excel, for example), an equal amount of tabs are shown on the task bar at the bottom of the screen. This makes it extra...

Many thanks to Dale Watson and dsi. Dale's extraction code works beautifully. dsi's code works perfectly, but runs too slowly to be of use with thousands of rows of data. Overall, though, I have come to the conclusion that it is most effective to write a simple code (outside of Excel) to...

Binky, Thanks for the pointers. Actually, your suggestions are very similar (basically identical) to what I planned to do with a computer code of my own. I had planned to open and read the file and then write a new, reduced file. Unfortunately, I don't know how to do this type of programming...

Thanks for the quick reply. Here's a better description of my problem. I am importing data from a computational code and then plotting the results in Excel. The code I am using requires that I import ALL of the computed data into Excel, which can be thousands or even hundreds of thousands of...

I have a large set of data that I would like to filter. The data is arranged in rows, and I would like to delete certain rows. For example: I have a data set containing 40,000 rows of data. I would like to keep the first row, delete the following four, keep the next, delete the following...

Is it possible to have a mixture of portrait and landscape oriented slides in the same PowerPoint presentation? Haf

Hello, I'm trying to copy a picture from a PDF file into PowerPoint. Select all only selects text, and it's impossible to select and copy just the picture. Anybody know of any tricks to due this, short of a full conversion into MS Word (which requires software I don't have)? Thanks, Haf

Hello, I'm trying to copy a picture from a PDF file into PowerPoint. Select all only selects text, and it's impossible to select and copy just the picture. Anybody know of any tricks to due this, short of a full conversion into MS Word (which requires software I don't have)? Thanks, Haf