Francesco,
You say this is CSV file. "C" stands for comma. Then you say the delimiter
is ";". If so, of course Excel will not find the fields, as there is only 1
field per row.
Use a comma as the delimiter, or do not call your files csv.

Hope that helps

NickHK

"kekkonen" wrote in message
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NickHK,

Excel recognizes my file as CSV file but since it was UNICODE encoded,
Excel failes to find the column separator (semicolon in my case) while
it's parsing the file.

P.S.: it seems to me that the code you wrote in your post is written
in VB (or VBScript?) and it seems that the instruction specifies
directly the file format.
In C++ I cannot do that, I can only write my data values formatting
them to be csv compliant.

Thanks and regards,

Francesco

"NickHK" wrote in message
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Francesco,
Why not let Excel do it for you:
WB.SaveAs Filename:=strFileName", FileFormat:=xlCSV

NickHK