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importing .prn files
Up until a few weeks ago, when I dragged a .prn file into excel, each line
would appear in a single cell. Recently, excel now parses the file into columns, based on spaces in the ..prn file. I don't want this. I prefer each line in a single cell. any suggestions? thank you. |
importing .prn files
You probably used DataText to ColumnsDelimited by "space" for some other
operation. Excel remembers this.........thank you much<g Run through DataText to Columns with some dummy text and change the delimiter to nothing. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 15 May 2008 13:55:01 -0700, jroth wrote: Up until a few weeks ago, when I dragged a .prn file into excel, each line would appear in a single cell. Recently, excel now parses the file into columns, based on spaces in the .prn file. I don't want this. I prefer each line in a single cell. any suggestions? thank you. |
importing .prn files
Gord-
thank you very much for the assistance. joel "Gord Dibben" wrote: You probably used DataText to ColumnsDelimited by "space" for some other operation. Excel remembers this.........thank you much<g Run through DataText to Columns with some dummy text and change the delimiter to nothing. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Thu, 15 May 2008 13:55:01 -0700, jroth wrote: Up until a few weeks ago, when I dragged a .prn file into excel, each line would appear in a single cell. Recently, excel now parses the file into columns, based on spaces in the .prn file. I don't want this. I prefer each line in a single cell. any suggestions? thank you. |
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