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I am experiencing the same problem.
I have traced it to text between <. It seems that Excel is trying to interpret this as HTML tags and failing miserably (I don't know why it tries this interpretation on what should be a text file). I can open my files by replacing every < by {. However, if a way is known to prevent this HTML parsing, then I would gratefully receive that knowledge. "shre" wrote: I have set my local setting of my PC to finnish and trying to download CSV file. But the data is displayed in a single cell instead of splitting across various cells. Is there any specific setting that should be set in EXCEL to display CSV files in the correct format? |
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Note that opening a TXT file treats each line as a separate excel line.
Therefore, if the CSV file contains filelds of multiple lines, it will not load correctly into Excel. "Frank Kabel" wrote: Hi try renamin the file to *.txt and open this file in Excel. -----Original Message----- I have set my local setting of my PC to finnish and trying to download CSV file. But the data is displayed in a single cell instead of splitting across various cells. Is there any specific setting that should be set in EXCEL to display CSV files in the correct format? . |
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