Import CSV attachments from Outlook to single Excel workbook

Kdburchette2

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Hello,

I have search far and wide to find a solution to this but was unable to. Maybe I am using the wrong keywords. If someone could point me in the right direction I would be truly grateful.

I am trying to create an Excel macro to import CSV attachments from multiple emails into a single worksheet for review.

The emails will be stored in a specific sub folder called "Entry Request". Each email has only one attached file

Each CSV file can have any number of roles and does not have headers.

I would also Like to include a way to save the single sheet as one CSV file so it can be imported into the system.

Thank you for any recourses you can point me to. I have googled this issue to death and have not found a solution.
 

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Thank you for your response. I actually stumbled on that site myself today. I have been tweaking and mixing several things to achieve my end goal. So far so good but still more to go. Thanks.
 
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