Hi,
I've been trying to write a vb-script to work for me as a tool - copy some "specific lines" from notepad to excel and put them in specific columns. With initial hiccups I believe that - there seem to be some products available in market for this very purpose and it feels like I'm trying to reinvent the wheel - said that, have someone of you has used something of this sort and have some pointers. If you do - please suggest - it''ll be a great help.
Regards,
Copy specific rows from a notepad to excel.
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Copy specific rows from a notepad to excel.
Thanks,
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Re: Copy specific rows from a notepad to excel.
Just trying to understand ..
How many lines you have in notepad?
How many lines you have in notepad?
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Re: Copy specific rows from a notepad to excel.
Thanks for the interest Pk.
Notpads are unload of STROBE report - so they vary in "number of lines" they have. It can start from 100 lines to 1 million.
I'm trying to pick up "CPU" time related information from the notepad.
Notpads are unload of STROBE report - so they vary in "number of lines" they have. It can start from 100 lines to 1 million.
I'm trying to pick up "CPU" time related information from the notepad.
Thanks,
Anuj
Disclaimer: My comments on this website are my own and do not represent the opinions or suggestions of any other person or business entity, in any way.
Anuj
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