Change /translate cells and save in new doc with scheduled macro

j_triax10

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Hi everyone,

I am looking for a solution which will help me to change/tanslate values (Chinese caracters) into English and save the files into another directory. I already know which caracters correspond to which string in English.

The values to be changed are in all columns and there are up to 20 caracters/string to translate.

This excel file is a system report which will be generated every 4 hours and always saved in the same directory. I would need an EXE macro that i can schedule to be run at regular intervalls.

If anyone can help me, it would be a must and a life saving tip...
 

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