If you’ve been following this article series, you have already learned how much flexibility you can get in Microsoft Excel reports when you use VBScript scripts to expand Excel’s functionality. The ExcelerateYourVBScripts.hta file (which you can download in its entirety with the .zip file associated with this article) provides the practical code examples for the series. In parts 1 and 2 of the series (InstantDoc IDs 94768 and 95093), I covered fundamental routines that VBScript and Excel can perform, showed you how to reuse segments of code that perform common functions, and delved into two of the HTA’s subroutines: XLCharts and XLHyperlinks. In part 3 (InstantDoc ID 95238), I focused on routines that let you concatenate items, find duplicates, and filter results in a spreadsheet. This article highlights two subroutines, one that uses the Excel Query Tables class to import text files and one that gets a simple result by creating a couple of surprisingly monstrous formulas. Note that the listings associated with this article have been formatted for easier viewing. To use the subroutines in your own environment, you can download them with the full HTA in the .zip file associated with this article. . . .
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