How to open certain excel folders in a file with a common name using vba - file

Question

My problem is that I need to open some excel files using VBA (for excel 2007) and extract the data. All the files I want to open are called "profit for January.xlsx", "profit for February.xlsx", and so on with only the month name changing, so I think I want to open a file called "profit for*". There is another file in the folder called "total revenue.xlsx" that I do not want to open.
If possible, I need the code to extract the data from the files in the folder, wherever the folder may be because I am sending this code to my colleagues to put into their own folders, which have the same file name formats etc but different paths.
I have the code to extract the data, which works, but it either imports all the data in the folder or none at all!
Any help on this would be much appreciated as I am an intern trying to get his foot in the door, and this would be quite a big break for me!
Further Information
So far I have the code below (I haven't included the dim's because I felt they may be unnecessary?), which I have drawn from other websites. I'm also finding that, in trying to open all the files in the folder, it is trying to open itself! If anyone could suggest how to improve this, I would be very grateful. I haven't been using VBA for very long, and have been finding this assignment quite tough!
The error box that comes up sometimes says that I need an 'object' for the variable sfilename, and I'm not sure how to do that without messing up another part of the code.
sub import data ()
ChDir ThisWorkbook.Path
Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set sfolder = objFSO.GetFolder(ThisWorkbook.Path)
For Each sfilename In sfolder.Files
If sfilename <> "Total Revenue.xlsx" Then
Workbooks.Open Filename:= _
sfilename *'open the file*
Set sfilename = ActiveWorkbook *'set the file name as sfilename, so the single piece of code will work with the copy-loop*
b = Sheets.Count *'for the data-import loop*
Call ImportData *'call in the loop*
sfilename.Close *'close the file*
End If
Next
end sub

Answer 1

So far I have the code below (I haven't included the dim's because I felt they may be unnecessary?), which I have drawn from other websites. I'm also finding that, in trying to open all the files in the folder, it is trying to open itself! If anyone could suggest how to improve this, I would be very grateful. I haven't been using VBA for very long, and have been finding this assignment quite tough!
The error box that comes up sometimes says that I need an 'object' for the variable sfilename, and I'm not sure how to do that without messing up another part of the code.
Many thanks and kindest regards,
Mark
sub import data ()
ChDir ThisWorkbook.Path
Set objFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set sfolder = objFSO.GetFolder(ThisWorkbook.Path)
For Each sfilename In sfolder.Files
If sfilename <> "Total Revenue.xlsx" Then
Workbooks.Open Filename:= _
sfilename *'open the file*
Set sfilename = ActiveWorkbook *'set the file name as sfilename, so the single piece of code will work with the copy-loop*
b = Sheets.Count *'for the data-import loop*
Call ImportData *'call in the loop*
sfilename.Close *'close the file*
End If
Next
end sub

Answer 2

What are you using at the moment? For each file in folder?
Possibilities include
FileSystemObject
Dir
For i=1 to 12
Monthname(i)
EDIT
Sub import_data()
sPath = ThisWorkbook.Path
sTemplate = "\profit for qqq.xls"
For i = 1 To 12
sFileName = Replace(sTemplate, "qqq", MonthName(i))
''Just checking
If Dir(sPath & sFileName) <> "" Then
Workbooks.Open Filename:= _
sPath & sFileName
'open the file*
Set sFileName = ActiveWorkbook
'set the file name as sfilename, so the single
'piece of code will work with the copy-loop*
b = Sheets.Count
'*'for the data-import loop*
''Call ImportData
'*'call in the loop*
sFileName.Close
'*'close the file*
End If
Next
End Sub