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when loading csv file to Excel 2002, some numeric cells get converted to a
date format of type DD-MMM. RB |
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This is Excel's auto-recognition 'feature'. So I suspect you have part numbers or similar with a dash in. To overcome this rename the file to either have a .txt extension, or none at all. This way, when using file<open..., you will get the text import wizard and be able to mark this column as text in the third step of the wizard -- HTH Nick Hodge Microsoft MVP - Excel Southampton, England DTHIS www.nickhodge.co.uk "RB" wrote in message ... when loading csv file to Excel 2002, some numeric cells get converted to a date format of type DD-MMM. RB |
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Hi Nick,
Thank you for your prompt response. One more question. I found <cr inside text cells. This causes a rwo to be broken into multiple ones. Is there a way for the wizard to "skip" those invalid <cr? RB "Nick Hodge" wrote: RB This is Excel's auto-recognition 'feature'. So I suspect you have part numbers or similar with a dash in. To overcome this rename the file to either have a .txt extension, or none at all. This way, when using file<open..., you will get the text import wizard and be able to mark this column as text in the third step of the wizard -- HTH Nick Hodge Microsoft MVP - Excel Southampton, England DTHIS www.nickhodge.co.uk "RB" wrote in message ... when loading csv file to Excel 2002, some numeric cells get converted to a date format of type DD-MMM. RB |
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No, you would either need to find replace in the original data or the same in the destination -- HTH Nick Hodge Microsoft MVP - Excel Southampton, England DTHIS www.nickhodge.co.uk "RB" wrote in message ... Hi Nick, Thank you for your prompt response. One more question. I found <cr inside text cells. This causes a rwo to be broken into multiple ones. Is there a way for the wizard to "skip" those invalid <cr? RB "Nick Hodge" wrote: RB This is Excel's auto-recognition 'feature'. So I suspect you have part numbers or similar with a dash in. To overcome this rename the file to either have a .txt extension, or none at all. This way, when using file<open..., you will get the text import wizard and be able to mark this column as text in the third step of the wizard -- HTH Nick Hodge Microsoft MVP - Excel Southampton, England DTHIS www.nickhodge.co.uk "RB" wrote in message ... when loading csv file to Excel 2002, some numeric cells get converted to a date format of type DD-MMM. RB |
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