Using a macro to import PRN files and format the data.

gatorfan1991

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I have created an existing macro, but it is looking for a specific file and I want it to allow me to choose the file and then continue on with the formatting steps in the macro.

Does this sound possible?
 

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That did work, so thanks for the tip.

Is there a site anyone knows of that will put me in touch with a VB.net coder that can code this macro for me to a certain spec?
 
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