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I have a lot of xml files which need to be imported into single excel file. I can able to import one by one but cannot select all at a time to import.
Is it possible to do through batch process or any other process?
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You may refer the article given below for more information on how to import multiple XML data files into Excel, and check if that helps.
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For the correct sheet, I think it is just modifying
wb1.Sheets(1).UsedRange.Copy wb.ActiveSheet.Range("A1")
to
wb1.Sheets(2).UsedRange.Copy wb.ActiveSheet.Range("A1")
or perhaps more reliably
wb1.Sheets("Posted Transactions").UsedRange.Copy wb.ActiveSheet.Range("A1")
The destination workbook would only have one sheet. The table there being appended.
Typical instance of an imported table will only be 20 rows but as much as 200.
(Don't think I need to test how ridiculous having 300+ worksheets in a single workbook would be. An instance for almost every day of the year except Sundays.)
So the idea is to have each sheet inside of a workbook contain a different .xml file. Is that correct?
Since I have hundreds of .xml files is there a way to modify the macro script you wrote that I was using before to import the .xml files each into a different sheet as opposed to one right after the other in one sheet? Will these sheets be exportable as .xml files?
Thank you!
Jonathan