When I record it, I get a macro with the following code:Ĭode: Select all Expand view Collapse view sub ChangeDateFormat
I'm trying to automate this now, but a simple recording of my actions alone doesn't seem to do the trick. I also had "Regular Expressions" and "Current Selection Only" selected in "More Options". * for the search term, and & for replace. So far, I've been manually changing these by first highlighting the two columns and changing the cell format to a date format, and then doing a Find&Replace, using. Most importantly, two columns will always contain dates, but in a text format. I regularly receive files which require formatting before they can be worked with further. In yours, only the last variable on each line is being declared as the specified type the preceding variables are being implicitly declared as being of type Variant.I'm very much a novice when it comes to macros, please bear with me on this. You should also read about declaration statements. I suggest you read about the pros and cons of using Print vs Write You should then change the mode in your subsequent Print code to Append. Will put the BOM at the beginning of the file. Open myFile For Binary Access Write As #1 Then examine what you have recorded and make appropriate edits.Īnother way of adding the BOM, in the context of your existing code, would be to write it directly as a byte array to the first line.įor example: Dim BOM(0 To 2) As Byte 'EF BB BF
If you are unfamiliar, you could perform the save to csv - utf8 process manually with the macro recorder turned on. you might need to change the file type after saving.save your selected range as a CSV UTF-8.Instead of Printing the file line by line, it might be more efficient to
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