VBA check for empty datasource
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We are using VBA in Word 2013 to automate letters and so on. Data is exported from our system to csv files. I've run into an issue where the csv file only holds the dataname (first line) but no actual data. When I then run this command:
ActiveDocument.MailMerge.O
We get a popup asking to correct the datasource. Is there a way to check if the datasource is empty and then handle it from there, so it doesn't interrupt the script?
(This is the pop-up, that I'm trying to avoid. It's in Danish, sorry for that)
Thx.
Allan
We are using VBA in Word 2013 to automate letters and so on. Data is exported from our system to csv files. I've run into an issue where the csv file only holds the dataname (first line) but no actual data. When I then run this command:
ActiveDocument.MailMerge.O
We get a popup asking to correct the datasource. Is there a way to check if the datasource is empty and then handle it from there, so it doesn't interrupt the script?
(This is the pop-up, that I'm trying to avoid. It's in Danish, sorry for that)Thx.
Allan
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I'm afraid that I don't remember seeing your name. I guess you used something more cryptic 10 years ago.
You will have to open the file with something. Since you have the Word application, it seems the best thing to use.
Some warning messages can be suppressed with
You will have to open the file with something. Since you have the Word application, it seems the best thing to use.
Some warning messages can be suppressed with
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Yes. Opening it as a text file in FSO is just as good.
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With inspiration from GrahamSkan I ended up using the posted solution.
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Fantastic to see your name. I remember you answered some of my question back in the days, maybe 10 years ago or so on ExpertExchange.
Would it be possible to check if the csv has more than on line without opening it in word.