HeaderRow:=True, AssignmentData:=False, TextDelimiter:=Chr$(9), _ TextFileOrigin:=0, UseHtmlTemplate:=False, IncludeImage:=False MapEdit Name:="Map 1", Create:=True, OverwriteExisting:=True, DataCategory:=0, _ CategoryEnabled:=True, TableName:="Task_Table1", FieldName:="CAM", _ ExternalFieldName:="CAM Name", ExportFilter:="All Tasks", ImportMethod:=2, _ Rather than using a pre-existing map, I recorded making a new one and tried running it by calling it through some Excel VBA that just opens MS Project and runs "create_new_map", but it failed on the first line: My recorded macro of the standard wizard doesn't tell me much:įileOpenEx Name:="C:\.\Schedule_Import.xls", ReadOnly:=False, Merge:=1,_ FormatID:="MSProject.XLS5", map:="map_name_here"
#EXCEL TEXT IMPORT WIZARD NOT PROMPTING HOW TO#
I do want to write my own wizard, but don't know how to go about it.
#EXCEL TEXT IMPORT WIZARD NOT PROMPTING UPDATE#
Ultimately, I want to call this import function via VBA (maybe through Excel or Access or MS Project) so I can just click a button rather than import each schedule update one at a time with the Import Wizard. However, if the user changes the excel data from John Smith to "jdoe" itĭoes not update-which is good, except I want to be prompted that certain data did not get pushed. "John Smith" and "Jane Doe" are in the list, and if the user changes the excel data (associated with 12345) from John Smith to Jane Doe, the update happens When I perform the import (manuallyġ.) Does not "clear" fields if the scheduler has removed the data (Vendor Name) from a field associated with unique ID "12345", on import, "Widgets, Inc." remains in the MS project field though the field is blank in the Excel file.Ģ.) One MS Project field is based on a look up table with a set of names.
I've created and saved a map of these fields using MS Project's Import Wizard-it's merge with a key on a unique ID of my choosing. I've given schedulers a simple Excel template to populate with data.
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