Macro To Combine Multiple .txt Files Into One Workbook

dominicdb

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Hello, MrExcellers...

I'm trying to combine multiple .txt files into a single worksheet. Any chance there's a macro that can help automate this to a certain extent? Ideally, starting on row 2 of each .txt file? I've been trying at this for a while and have come up dry. Thanks in advance for any help!
 

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