Hi Felipe:
I interested in make a macro like this because I've had in past jobs to
work with files generated with other system in .txt format. They are a
lot and I had to open and got their data to paste on a spreadsheat for
working with them. Those files generated each month with the same
structure but different information. I could make a macro where I put
the generic name of each file for getting that information. I could
change the name of files generated each month with a program to allow
change names of file in group (To put the generic name that I input in
the macro).
This is why I want to know how make this macro,
Regards,
Jorge Rodríguez
El dom, 28-08-2016 a las 14:08 +0200, Felipe T. Dorado escribió:
> Hola jorge : )
>
> On Sat, 27 Aug 2016 05:47:09 +0000, jorge escribió:
>
> J> Good evening:
>
> ' Afternoon.
> I'm also interested in importing .txt files into a spreadsheet adequately.
>
> J> I try to make a macro in Calc to insert a sheet from a file in .txt
> J> format or .csv using the LO process: Record macro.
>
> Mm. A question: are you trying to make a macro because you plan to be
> importing a file regularly or is it just a one-time import?
>
> Or are you trying to import it as an exercise on how to make macros?
>
> J> I did it but the macro run and stop in the directory where the file is,
> J> but not record the select and not open the sheet although I did when I
> J> recorded the macro.
>
> I notice that you call your .csv file a "sheet" and I think it is not
> a sheet, yet, but a text file.
>
> J> The code that the process wrotten is this, would you please guide me to
> J> finish:
>
> I'm afraid I am not that familiar yet with macros, but it seems to me that
> at some point the macro will ask you to select which file to import, right?
> That is, a dilague window will appear to let you choose the kind of import
> (separators, ...) ... Wait, I cannot find an "Import" option in
> menus. : ! ?
>
> Let's see:
>
> J> REM ***** BASIC *****
> J>
> J> sub Main
> J> rem
> J> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> J> rem define variables
> J> dim document as object
> J> dim dispatcher as object
> J> rem
> J> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> J> rem get access to the document
> J> document = ThisComponent.CurrentController.Frame
> J> dispatcher = createUnoService("com.sun.star.frame.DispatchHelper")
> J>
> J> rem
> J> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> J> rem dispatcher.executeDispatch(document, ".uno:InsertSheetFromFile", "",
> J> 0, Array())
> J>
> J> end sub
>
> There, at the end you have a ".uno:InsertSheetFromFile"
>
> ¿How did you manage to "import" a file into your worksheet? I've only
> managed it _opening_ a new file which is a .cvs file. And then the import
> dialogue appears, I choose the options and the .csv file is correctly
> imported into a worksheet.
>
> As I say I'm not familiar with macros and don't know how that is done. But
> It seems to me that perhaps you have to open a file instead of trying to
> import it : ?
>
> I hope someone who already does what you want illustrates us on what is to
> be done and how.
>
> J> I use LibreOffice version 4.2.8.2 on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
>
> I'm using LO Versión: 4.3.3.2 on Debian GNU/Linux 8.5.
>
> Felipe : )
>
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Atentamente,
Jorge Rodríguez
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