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Excel Text Import creates garbage text
When importing a .txt file to Excel, most users have no problem. Another
user importing the same .txt file sees the text in the Wizard as jumbled garbage text, resembling most of the original text, but random odd characters in place of original. Any thoughts on cause and resolution? Thanks |
Excel Text Import creates garbage text
Hi,
I verifyed the text file created in Note Pad in to Microsoft Excel 2003, and it worked fine. Please check the delimter. In your case, check wheteher the sentence has spacing between each word. Challa Prabhu "btrotter" wrote: When importing a .txt file to Excel, most users have no problem. Another user importing the same .txt file sees the text in the Wizard as jumbled garbage text, resembling most of the original text, but random odd characters in place of original. Any thoughts on cause and resolution? Thanks |
Excel Text Import creates garbage text
Thank you for your response. The text for this user comes into the Import
Wizard as garbage in step 1, before any settings are configured. Changing the delimiter doesn't seem to change the miscellaneous characters displayed. This user is on a thin client also, if that matters, using a Wyse Winterm. "challa prabhu" wrote: Hi, I verifyed the text file created in Note Pad in to Microsoft Excel 2003, and it worked fine. Please check the delimter. In your case, check wheteher the sentence has spacing between each word. Challa Prabhu "btrotter" wrote: When importing a .txt file to Excel, most users have no problem. Another user importing the same .txt file sees the text in the Wizard as jumbled garbage text, resembling most of the original text, but random odd characters in place of original. Any thoughts on cause and resolution? Thanks |
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