You could have a macro in an Excel file which when run asks the user
to specify a (csv) file, which it could then open and print sufficient
labels from the data within that file.
Further, if the file was always in the same folder, then the macro
could record the file(s) it had dealt with in the past, so it would
know which file(s) would still need to be processed, and could do this
automatically with little user intervention. You could have some
naming convention for the files, eg including a datestamp within the
name, and use this to trigger the processing of the new files.
You would need to specify exact details of the csv files, and it may
be better to do so in a new thread posted in the .programming group.
Hope this helps.
Pete
On Mar 31, 3:54 pm, omitedentity
<omitedent...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> The problem where we are having problems is this: The design team creates a
> product. Each product has a list of parts : 2 of this 3 of that. No product
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> Using excel 2000